The Johnson Amendment has bolstered the separation of church and state, and I happen to be of the belief that the separation of church and state has been a good thing for both church and state. That's one of the reasons the USA has always been one of the greatest nations on earth, and also one of the most religious. Combining deep religious faith with deep diversity has been one of our greatest strengths. That is what has made us the "shining city on a hill" that people from so many other nations have always admired. That is, until now. Under Trump that's all changing, and any religious group that is eager to cozy up to such a thoroughly corrupt administration, one that defends neo-nazis, should think very carefully about what they're doing. (Remember Catholic bishops in Nazi Germany.) Being the state religion killed Anglicanism in England. It exists now mainly as a quaint cultural curiosity for tourists. Is that really what Catholics in this country think should happen here?