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When JD Vance, a man whose political career has zigzagged between populist cosplay and culture war cosplay, popped up in a private Vatican audience with Pope Francis, it wasn’t a scene from “The Exorcist: MAGA Edition”—but it might as well have been. Because if the Christian faith was already wobbling on a moral unicycle, letting Vance into the Pope’s inner sanctum just set the whole thing on fire and handed him a fire extinguisher labeled “Thoughts and Prayers.”

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Let’s paint the picture: a U.S. senator with the charisma of a rusty pitchfork, best known for turning Hillbilly Elegy into Hillbilly Hypocrisy, gets one-on-one time with the Holy See. Not a group tour, not a public audience—private. The kind of private that makes the Illuminati look transparent. What was discussed? Biblical policy? Scripture? Or maybe just how best to baptize white grievance politics in holy water and call it salvation.

And just like that, a man who flirts with extremism the way televangelists flirt with jet ownership is welcomed into the Vatican’s trust tree. Meanwhile, actual practicing Catholics barely get a crumb of communion unless they’ve got a Vatican QR code.

This isn’t just a meeting. It’s a branding disaster. It’s the spiritual equivalent of using your church’s letterhead to endorse a haunted waffle iron. Vance gets spiritual street cred. The Church? It gets one step closer to the plot of The Omen 6: Ohio Senate Edition.

Because when “servants of the people” start to resemble “servants of Mammon,” and the Pope’s handlers let it happen in secret, the faithful don’t get closer to God—they get closer to logging off.

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