The Wall Street Journal's Editorial Board released a scathing editorial branding His Holiness Pope Francis, who died at 88 on Monday, an "anti-American" who pushed ideas to "keep the poor in poverty."
After listing a few of Pope Francis' historical accomplishments, such as becoming the first Jesuit pope, the Wall Street Journal's Board attempted to outline the ways in which the Bishop of Rome "believed ideologies that keep the poor in poverty."
