Trump would not have been elected without the 52% of Catholics who voted for him.  The American Bishops all too often, as you say, emphasize paragraph 34 of the document while neglecting paragraph 35.  They have helped to create "single-issue" Catholic voters.  ('Yes, we care very much about social justice issues, but in the end, abortion "trumps" all."). It would be good for them to remind Catholics, too, of a basic tenet of Christian moral theology:  The ends do not justify the means.  So to vote for a man like Trump in the hope of obtaining an anti-abortion Supreme Court appointment, for example, violates that principle.  Should Trump carry out his promises to his base, millions of Americans - and people around the globe- could suffer.