>>3960565 (pb)

There is no way to force him out. The last guy retiring was a whole new thing (was done before but extenuating circumstance then, as there were 3 Popes). Frank would have to walk away by his own choosing, as Ben did before him.

Frank controls the bishops too, he pulled an end-around with his appointee as leader at the USCCB meeting last week. The Americans are pissed and want their Church back (along with the Cardinals in Africa and deposed ones in Asia), but the Jesuits ans Social Justice Warriors seem to have wrested control of the important hierarchy.

It will be interesting to watch how it plays out.

>>3961196

Decriminalizing would be a good move for POTUS. Steal the whole thing from the Dems, and take the $ out of it for criminals.

But learning to fly has to do with the bagger kid who swiped the plane in Washington state, IMO.

>>3960935

Like Sessions, if his role is complete, he will exit, stage left.

>>3960951

The second (for re-airing) has 17K+ likes.

>>3961192

That would be hilarious. Mooch cracks me up!

>>3961474

I've read here that is typical in business, you bring in a guy for a specific task, and then get another for next. Never took a business class, personally.