[The Wide Shot] Trump, Harris, and Pope Francis’ visit to an ‘abortion witch’

‘Pope Francis’ friendship with Emma Bonino, a prominent abortion advocate, shows us a way to heal divisions and fight the world’s dictators’

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Bonino battled lung cancer for eight years, but said she recovered in 2023, according to Reuters. She was recently discharged from the hospital after suffering lung and heart problems, prompting Francis’ trip to her apartment in central Rome. , Pope Francis said of Bonino: “She is the person who knows Africa best. And she has offered the best service to Italy to get to know Africa. They tell me: These are people who think very differently from us. True, but never mind.

We’ve seen how supporters of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris — and, in the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Leni Robredo — have labeled and demonized each other, in a way that nothing from the other side can ever be “valid.” In this kind of world, only “our side” is totally right, and yours can only be totally wrong or “canceled.” It’s this kind of tribalism worsened by tech algorithms, unfortunately, that gives rise to fascists.

Speaking of nuances, the Pope also understood the implications of electing Trump or Harris: It is not simply “angel versus devil” as many would like to portray it.of both Trump and Harris. “Whether it is the one who is chasing away migrants, or the one who kills children,” he said. “Both are against life.”

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