If you thought MSNBC and Chris Matthews’s commentary on the 2012 elections was embarrassing, wait until you see their analysis of the upcoming papal conclave:

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Also, Chris Matthews wants the Church to get real on sex and change its policies: “We got meat on Fridays, we would’ve rather had birth control. When the pope came out and made birth control a sin, and stuck to that policy, even in this age we live in now, they lost a lot of people. . . . Marriage isn’t about having sex a few times, and having a few kids, and that’s the end of it. It’s about a loving, physical relationship for years, until death, and sex is a big part of that. . . . So I would say Humanae has to be expanded, has to be refined, and I would like to see a pope do that.”