The deputy (-SP) did silly. In March he moved to the United States to lead offensive against Supreme Minister Alexandre de Moraes to help his father get rid of conviction for attempted coup.
Six months later, the situation is much worse, and until he had the idea of crossing the continent to slip on a banana peel in Washington.
It all went wrong. The lawsuit against Moraes put the deputy as a tormentor of Brazil, the amnesty sank, the attempt to be a distance leader, he became the target of the process of revoking his mandate and is in the course of becoming a defendant for the coercion of justice.
All these setbacks would be predictable for any politician who had a minimum of notion of how things work. By the way, it is not the case of Deputy Eduardo and. Nor was Jair Bolsonaro’s case in his bizarre behavior in the highest position of the Republic.
These people don’t know where you step. Since it does not understand and belittles the institutional language, it distributes kicks, oblivious to the evidence that there are consequences around the corner. The father went out doing what he gave him in his head during the presidency and genuinely was startled when he was forced to pay for the pests he worked and the aggressions he committed.
The son, even in the face of the barriers imposed by the law, considered that he could follow in that tune of imposing his wills on the base of cunnons without any reaction.
Figueiredo, grandson of João, the last dictator, did not learn anything about the environment of demoralizing fatigue in which the government of its grandfather ended in the stente of the Brazilian military regime.
Now are the two heirs of the sad authoritarian legacy to rage from afar, in simulating a power that do not have to command the events in a country they do not know and whose institutions disregard.
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