I agree on the hazards of repealing JA. Not just because of loss of members and money, but because it would sow further seeds of division within the church--the last thing we need, and contrary to the Gospel. If I had to hazard a guess I would say the majority in my parish,  peopled with relatively well-off congregants, probably voted for Trump, judging from reactions at some meetings on P. Francis' early exhortations about capitalism and concern for the poor. These are not evil people, but influenced by some of the hierarchy and the R after their names, voted on one issue only. I know some priests as well as cardinals and other higher-ups, were blatant about their support for Trump, but let's remember that not all were. To his credit, our pastor never tipped his hand at all before the election or since, a fact I most appreciate.