This morning on CBS there was an interview with Sen Kaine (D VA).  

Key takeaway from the interview: "In addition, I do serve with Senator Sessions on armed services. He has had a different position than the vast majority of the Senate on the appropriate use of torture. We had a vote about a year ago about whether the Army field interrogation guide, which basically is the do's and don'ts of interrogation tactics, should be applied to every federal agency, including the CIA and others. Over 70 of us voted and said that it should, that the U.S. should have a strong anti-torture position. Jeff Sessions voted the other way, and that's something that is deeply important. And you'll see - I'm sure you'll see serious questioning about that at the hearing."

At one time in the Bishop's Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship, torture was considered an intrinsic evil.  So how many Catholic Senators will support an individual that sees nothing wrong with an intrinsic evil?  USCCB position?