<<"Both Clinton and Trump were flawed candidates — neither succeeded in winning approval from more than half the country. But Trump's negatives perhaps were seen as evidence that he was a 'sinner,' whereas Clinton's negatives hinted at real corruption," Wenski wrote.>>

This is the kind of false equivalency cr@p slung by priests and bishops before the election, yet people affect indignation at the suggestion that (many) clergy all but instructed Catholics to vote for Trump.