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🚨Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on President Obama mocking the Cheesecake Factory:
“This is the man who built the museum and it looks like Darth Vader’s tomb.”
Bessent also told @FoxBusiness' @FBNNicoleMac he frequents the Cheesecake Factory and always orders the French dip ested the “Martha’s Vineyard set” should “give it a try.”
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Let’s make sure the entire world understands. In Brazil, judicial rulings in connection with federal elections are made by the court that has been in place for that very purpose, the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE).
@LulaOficial requested to the TSE that the polls be extended by two more hours in the entire country, citing “transportation problems.” Who controls the transport system? Lula’s government surely more so than a senator running for president.
Instead of waiting for a TSE ruling. @LulaOficial immediately asked Brazilian Supreme Court (STF) justice @Cristianozaninm to order the polls remain open WITHOUT any TSE ruling. Within minutes (did Zanin even read the filing?), the polls were ordered to remain open by Zanin.
The STF has 11 justices. What did Zanin do before becoming an STF justice? Oh yes, he was Lula’s criminal defense lawyer in his corruption cases.
If this blatant rigging of the elections will be used to announce that Lula won, is Lula seriously expecting anyone in the international community to recognize that as a free and fair election? He knows nobody will.
Has the desperation reached a point that today is the day the mask fully comes off and Lula becomes the next Nicolas Maduro? For the sake of Brazil, I pray that is not the case.
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Jason Miller retweeted
FIRST ROUND
The candidates who finished in:
3rd) Augusto Cury: 3,448,569 votes
4th) Renan Santos: 2,675,887 votes
5th) Ronaldo Caiado: 2,605,148 votes
6th) Romeu Zema: 326,488 votes
TOTAL: 9,056,092 votes
SECOND ROUND
Lula received 10,376,694 more votes than he did in the f he had secured every single vote cast for these candidates, none of whom are left-wing, plus another 1,320,602 votes, becoming the most popular president in Brazil’s entire history.
THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE. UNACCEPTABLE!
Especially since the vote counting was halted for two hours.
The candidates who finished in:
3rd) Augusto Cury: 3,448,569 votes
4th) Renan Santos: 2,675,887 votes
5th) Ronaldo Caiado: 2,605,148 votes
6th) Romeu Zema: 326,488 votes
TOTAL: 9,056,092 votes
SECOND ROUND
Lula received 10,376,694 more votes than he did in the f he had secured every single vote cast for these candidates, none of whom are left-wing, plus another 1,320,602 votes, becoming the most popular president in Brazil’s entire history.
THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE. UNACCEPTABLE!
Especially since the vote counting was halted for two hours.
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BREAKING: Brazil’s electoral court president, Kassio Nunes Marques, says there was no rule authorizing the two-hour voting extension.
“Never, in the history of the TSE, has there been ANY extension.”
“Never, in the history of the TSE, has there been ANY extension.”
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Segundo turno pode ser anulado, com nova eleição realizada entre 20 e 40 dias, dizem especialistas. A BBC News Brasil acompanha todos os desdobramentos das eleições em tempo real.
👉 bbc.in/4i6nvG4
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Brazilian journalist Malu Gaspar says all Superior Electoral Court ministers were against the idea of extending the voting in Brazil by 2 hours.
Zanin, Lula’s former personal lawyer, appointed by Lula to Supreme Court Justice made that decision anyway x.com/Jakelyneloiola…
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Jason Miller retweeted
TRANSLATION:
First Round
Abstentions: 33.5 million (21%)
Blank votes: 2.3 million (2%)
Invalid votes: 3.7 million (3%)
Voter turnout: 125.3 million (79%)
Other candidates: 9.5 million (8%)
Second Round
Abstentions: 30.4 million (21%)
Blank votes: 1.4 million (1%)
Invalid votes: 2.7 million (2%)
Voter turnout: 128.1 million (81%)
Lula: 64.1 million (51.8%)
Flávio: 59.7 million (48.2%)
Between abstentions, blank votes, and invalid votes, they somehow found 5 million additional votes.
Add that to the 9.5 million votes cast for other candidates in the first round, and you have a pool of approximately 14 million new votes.
Flávio gained 4 million votes, going from 56 million to 60 million.
Lula gained 10 million votes, going from 54 million to 64 million.
All figures are rounded.
Of this pool of 14 million votes, Flávio received 29%, while Lula received 71%.
And this happened despite the fact that 10 million of those 14 million votes came from voters who had supported other candidates with more right-leaning political profiles.
The whole thing is so extraordinary that it is extremely difficult to believe.
It’s as if, in just three weeks, voters who had signaled a turn to the right suddenly made a sharp turn to the left.
It’s hard not to think about those two extra hours.
First Round
Abstentions: 33.5 million (21%)
Blank votes: 2.3 million (2%)
Invalid votes: 3.7 million (3%)
Voter turnout: 125.3 million (79%)
Other candidates: 9.5 million (8%)
Second Round
Abstentions: 30.4 million (21%)
Blank votes: 1.4 million (1%)
Invalid votes: 2.7 million (2%)
Voter turnout: 128.1 million (81%)
Lula: 64.1 million (51.8%)
Flávio: 59.7 million (48.2%)
Between abstentions, blank votes, and invalid votes, they somehow found 5 million additional votes.
Add that to the 9.5 million votes cast for other candidates in the first round, and you have a pool of approximately 14 million new votes.
Flávio gained 4 million votes, going from 56 million to 60 million.
Lula gained 10 million votes, going from 54 million to 64 million.
All figures are rounded.
Of this pool of 14 million votes, Flávio received 29%, while Lula received 71%.
And this happened despite the fact that 10 million of those 14 million votes came from voters who had supported other candidates with more right-leaning political profiles.
The whole thing is so extraordinary that it is extremely difficult to believe.
It’s as if, in just three weeks, voters who had signaled a turn to the right suddenly made a sharp turn to the left.
It’s hard not to think about those two extra hours.
*Primeiro Turno*
Abstenção 33,5 mi (21%)
Brancos 2,3 mi (2%)
Nulos 3,7 mi (3%)
Comparecimento 125,3 mi (79%)
Outros 9,5 mi (8%)
*Segundo Turno*
Abstenção 30,4 mi (21%)
Brancos 1,4 mi (1%)
Nulos 2,7 mi (2%)
Comparecimento 128,1 mi (81%)
Lula 64,1 mi (51,8%)
Flávio 59,7 mi (48,2%)
Abstenção, Brancos e Nulos eles acharam 5 milhões de votos.
Soma isso com 9,5 milhões de votos de outros, ficou um universo de 14 milhões de votos novos.
Flavio achou 4 milhões de votos, veio de 56 milhões para 60 milhões.
Lula achou 10 milhões de votos , veio de 54 milhões para 64 milhões.
Números arredondados.
Do universo de 14 milhões de votos, Flavio achou 29% e Lula 71%.
Isso com 10 milhões destes 14 milhões de votos vindo de outros candidatos com perfil mais a direita.
É tudo tão incrível que é muito difícil de acreditar.
Como se os eleitores em 3 semanas, tivessem dado seta para direita e agora deram para esquerda.
Difícil não pensar nessas duas horas a mais.
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Round 1:
🏆Bolsonaro: 56.1 million votes
Lula: 53.9 million votes
Round 2:
🏆Lula: 64.1 million votes (+10.2M)
Bolsonaro: 59.8 million votes (+3.7M)
To give you an idea of how unlikely this is: all the eliminated candidates from round 1 got 9.33M VOTES COMBINED
🏆Bolsonaro: 56.1 million votes
Lula: 53.9 million votes
Round 2:
🏆Lula: 64.1 million votes (+10.2M)
Bolsonaro: 59.8 million votes (+3.7M)
To give you an idea of how unlikely this is: all the eliminated candidates from round 1 got 9.33M VOTES COMBINED
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Jason Miller retweeted
If a conservative government in Brazil did this, everyone in the mainstream press in America would lose their minds, but I guess they’re just choosing to be silent because it’s all for the cause.
Let’s make sure the entire world understands. In Brazil, judicial rulings in connection with federal elections are made by the court that has been in place for that very purpose, the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE).
@LulaOficial requested to the TSE that the polls be extended by two more hours in the entire country, citing “transportation problems.” Who controls the transport system? Lula’s government surely more so than a senator running for president.
Instead of waiting for a TSE ruling. @LulaOficial immediately asked Brazilian Supreme Court (STF) justice @Cristianozaninm to order the polls remain open WITHOUT any TSE ruling. Within minutes (did Zanin even read the filing?), the polls were ordered to remain open by Zanin.
The STF has 11 justices. What did Zanin do before becoming an STF justice? Oh yes, he was Lula’s criminal defense lawyer in his corruption cases.
If this blatant rigging of the elections will be used to announce that Lula won, is Lula seriously expecting anyone in the international community to recognize that as a free and fair election? He knows nobody will.
Has the desperation reached a point that today is the day the mask fully comes off and Lula becomes the next Nicolas Maduro? For the sake of Brazil, I pray that is not the case.
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This is indeed terrible optics for the left, and the right is attacking this detail hard.
The Brazilian left argues this judge only acted because the chief of the electoral court — who was appointed by Bolsonaro — did not, despite many voters’ problems getting to the polls.
Lula has said those problems stem from right-wing officials systematically taking public buses out of circulation on Election Day.
Meantime, tallying so far shows a very close race.
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Jason Miller retweeted
🇺🇸 Miami agora: momento em que @FlavioBolsonaro passa Lula.
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