Voters considering a third-party candidate face the same dilemma every presidential election cycle: should they vote their values and get behind a candidate who likely won’t win, or settle and support a Democrat or Republican nominee they see as flawed.
This year, Pope Francis weighed in.
“One must choose the lesser of two evils,” he said during a news conference on the papal plane in September. He didn’t say who — between Vice President Kamala Harris or Former President Donald Trump — was less evil. But he did describe both candidates as anti-life, citing Harris’ views on abortion and Trump’s on immigration.
