Well, we as catholics are compelled to pray so that they do not go astray, right?
it's very risky when a person declares that her/his beliefs will not interfere with their work, but it is up to our prayers to make sure they do God's work.
Same with priests, I see and hear people complaining so much about a priest that's doing wrong or who is a pedophile or pederast, but as a lady once said to another lady who complained so much about everyone but herself, "show me your knees", the lady who complained replied "what for?, why do you want me to show you my knees?"
Then this lady asking the question first showed her her knees and said, you see my knees, you see the marks, i pray for them, pay more, sacrifice more and complain less.
The other lady shut up.
I see the same thing over an over again. We do best praying and sacrificing than saying this or saying that. I did not like Donald Trump, and I'm still not very sympathetic because of his arrogance, but I have always prayed for him …More

Also, according to Frank at Canon 212, she is against the death penalty. That would make her a heretic by Taylor Marshall's definition. I agree with Frank in that if the NY Times and Bishop Sitka (or whatever his name is from Tenn) supports her, something is wrong. We don't need another John Roberts on the bench, we need another Clarence Thomas.