Tucanato Fiasco EditionThe
traditional liberal party (less then 5% vote in 2018) had their primary's today. While only having about 40k voters their app broke and they had to cancel the vote
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>>>/leftypol_archive/483891 562 posts and 279 image replies omitted.>>487480>como Lula pode ter alguma chance de repelir o teto de gastos e a PPI se, a qualquer momento, pode ser substituido por um queridinho do mercado?Pois é. É pedir uma repetição de 2016.
>>487482>Moro se aliando com alguém que já foi preso pela LJGood bit, not gonna lie
>>487485>Pois é. É pedir uma repetição de 2016.Sem falar no enorme incentivo que dá pra terceiros meterem bala no Lula.
Não é possível isto. Lula tentando apaziguar a pior elite do mundo é como ele se comprometer a comparecer desarmado a um duelo, mas Alckmin como vice é como se ele chegasse no duelo e atirasse nele mesmo. Tem que haver fatos nos bastidores pra explicar tanta sandice.
>>487453This screencap might be old. The actual numbers released by IPEC/IBOPE a couple of days ago aren't that extreme, tho Lula still would win with over 50% of valid votes.
Bonus cope.
>>487424>Ao que parece, o assunto vai a plenário no STF amanhã. Não esperem boa coisa.Surpresa!
>STF forma maioria para manter decisão que libera pagamento de emendas www1.folha.uol.com.br/poder/2021/12/stf-forma-maioria-para-manter-decisao-que-libera-pagamento-de-emendas.shtmlTo you gringos, you know that mensalão scandal? Some pork barrell scheme during PT's time to get bills approved. It was peanuts compared to the usual scandal, involved somewhere between 50-150m in pork barrel as opposed to theft, but it was a centerpiece of the anti-PT campaign. Well, Congress made Bozo's scheme of transferring BILLIONS in pork barrel legal and STF just gave them their a-okay. The presidency buying votes is legal now, tho I think a better way tod escribe is Congress holding governability hostage.
Also, compare and contrast with Dilma's "pedaladas", the centerpiece of her impeachment. Media wouldn't shut up about it despite it being legal (due to a badly written law) and used by all her predecessors and even the acting presidents when she travelled out of the country, and exactly two days after she was impeached, Congress passd a bill which explicitly made those "pedaladas" legal. Two fucking days.
New poll from Datafolha.
https://outline.com/VuCNeELula vs Bozo: 48% vs 22% in the first round, 59% vs 30% in run-off
Lula vs Moro: 57% vs 31% in run-off
>>487502Nope
Rich lula memes are really forced
>>487506Não sei qual é contexto exato desta conversa, mas soa belo ainda assim.
>.jfifQue porra é essa?
alguém deveria traduzir meu livro para o português e dar cópias para esses caras da americana só para ver o que acontece
saudações de dixieland
>The Confederados in Brazil (Portuguese pronunciation: [kõfedeˈɾadus]) is the Portuguese-translated name used to define all American Confederates and their descendants who live in Brazil. The immigration process of American Confederates began after the end of the American Civil War, and was encouraged by the Emperor of Brazil, Dom Pedro II. The Confederados fled American abolitionism and hoped to be able to continue their lifestyle of slavery in Brazil.
>The aim was to settle and stimulate cotton production in the Empire of Brazil. It is estimated that up to 20,000 American Confederates emigrated to the Empire of Brazil from the Southern United States after the American Civil War. Initially, most settled in the current state of São Paulo, where they founded the city of Americana, which was once part of the neighboring city of Santa Bárbara d'Oeste. The descendants of other Confederados would later be found throughout Brazil.
>The center of Confederado culture is the Campo Cemetery in Santa Bárbara d'Oeste, where most of the original Confederados from the region were buried. Because of their Protestant religion, they established their own cemetery. The Confederado community has also established a Museum of Immigration at Santa Bárbara d'Oeste to present the history of Brazilian immigration and highlight its benefits to the nation.
>The descendants still foster a connection with their history through the Fraternity of American Descendants, a descendant organization dedicated to preserving the unique mixed culture. The Confederados also have an annual festival, called the Festa Confederada which is dedicated to fund the Campo Cemetery. The festival is marked by Confederate flags, traditional dress of Confederate uniforms and hoop skirts, food of the American south with a Brazilian flair, and dances and popular music in the American south during the antebellum period.
>>487522i actually have experience speaking spanish but im honestly just using google translate
Anyway i hope yall get lula as president. Say hi to the confederados for me brazilbro
>>487514Elected in october 22
Gets in office in 01/01/23
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