Certainly both can be wrong, but obviously only one demonstrates the kind of strong masculine leadership this country, and the church for that matter, so desperately needs.  No doubt this recognition of the need for a strong man at the top, brooking no dissent, vanquishing all opponents, and expecting his followers to obey is what drives our bishops to support, implicitly or explicitly, the only candidate that exhibits these qualities, the only candidate who reflects Jesus and the values of the church as expounded so beautifully by so many bishops over the years of brutal oppression by the current administration.