With the exception of his position on homosexual issues, Trump's ideology appears to be strikingly {Traditional} Catholic. FDR, the 33rd degree free mason, and his New Dealers  initiated the nanny state which, quite obviously, completely contradicts the Church's theory of governance via subsidiarity. His "protectionist" philosophy squares nicely with RERUM NOVARUM and the theory of distributism . His immigration platform is closely aligned with Aquinas' thinking. His support for law enforcement, and the rule of law in general {as opposed to the leftist penchant toward rioting and anarchy}, is a welcome change from the prior administration {just ask the residents of Ferguson, Baltimore, and Berkley}. So just what, exactly, are Catholics supposed to "oppose" here?