Guilherme Boulos has been appointed Minister of Lula’s re-election, which is his official position: Minister of the General Secretariat of the President of the Republic.
This young man has just launched the “Governo na Rua” program. The ordinance, signed by Guilherme Boulos, states that its “main purpose is to promote social participation and the widening and deepening of democracy through direct local action.”
Needing to sweeten the pill, a technical working group was established to fill the program with the kind of prosopopoeia favored by leftists.
From the perspective of an old monkey, tired of illusions about humanity, much less Brazil’s part, I think the organized vandalism does a poor job of camouflaging the goals of its comrades, which is to map areas where there are fewer poor people willing to vote for Lula and shower them with favors and support. This is redistricting highway, and public money is everywhere.
That said, in his new role in such an old profession (as a campaigner, of course), Guilherme Boulos will still likely be tasked with saying things to opponents at the polls that his boss won’t openly say, while Lula always ends up opening her mouth and expressing what’s on her mind.
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The re-election minister made his debut by attacking Rio Janeiro’s governor, Claudio Castro, a new specter haunting the PT’s plans to stay in power. The Bolsonaristas have revived the right-wing spirit with a mega-police operation approved by the majority of the population, so they need to be shot, pardon the pun.
On Saturday in Sao Paulo, the minister attacked Claudio Castro and other Bolsonarian governors, saying they were committing “bloody sedition.”
Reporters went to talk to the governor to see if he would leave it at that. Claudio Castro then called Guilherme Boulos an “idiot”. Literally speaking, the phrase was, “That person is an idiot.”
parentheses. It’s been a while since I heard the word “paparyo” and its extensions. My maternal grandmother (God be glory to her) liked to use it. In my grandmother’s time, there were a great many paspallios and paspalhoes, judging by the frequency with which she distributed the nouns. I even imagined that Paspaljo and Paspaljoes had disappeared after my grandmother’s death, but Claudio Castro reminded me that this was not the case. Close the bracket.
When branded with the friendly synonyms of stupid, insignificant and useless, Guilherme Boulos shrugged off the insult and spat: “He (Castro) must be very distressed by the developments in the investigation following the arrest of his partner TH Joyas, so he’s going to give it a discount.” On the contrary, the man could not help but show what he had come to, so he did not give any discount.
The campaign is open, even if closed, and it is up to us to hope that those involved will commit suicide, never by law, but within the broad principles permitted by the indiscriminate spending of public funds, and we must not let those of us who took part in this robbery lose hope. Hopefully they can make us laugh too. Because we paid for the show like good fools. At least Guilherme Boulos is guaranteed to be fun.
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