Top Exec with Conference of Catholic Bishops has conflict of interest

Top USCCB executive John Carr held simultaneous leadership roles, creating a conflict of interest, with the USCCB and the radical Center for Community Change.

"The closer we look at the Bishops Conference [staff and programs], the more we find a systemic pattern of cooperation with evil," said Michael Hichborn, American Life League's lead researcher into the USCCB scandal. "The CCC has lodged itself into the highest places of power in the USCCB while working to promote abortion and homosexuality."

A Catholic cannot vote for a candidate who takes a position in favor of an intrinsic evil, such as abortion or racism, if the voter's intent is to support that position.  In such cases a Catholic would be guilty of formal cooperation with evil.  At the same time, a voter should not use a candidate's opposition to an intrinsic evil to justify indifference or inattentiveness to other important moral issues involving human life and dignity. (#34)

When all candidates hold a position in favor of an intrinsic evil, the conscientious voter faces a dilemma.  The voter may decide...to vote for the candidate deemed less likely to advance a morally flawed position and more likely to pursue other authentic human goods. (#35)