One of the essential prerequisites for candidates for elected office is the ability to convey to the electorate enthusiasm for the role they intend to achieve. The president needs to demonstrate pleasure in commanding the nation, the governor in managing the state and the mayor in managing the city.
It’s not something he’s shown (), since his candidacy for the government of . From consideration to imposition, Haddad goes to face a tough situation with the governor, who is highly rated when it comes to management.
Everyone saw it, and the São Paulo native in particular was able to observe the Finance Minister’s annoyance during months in which he avoided the mission; I would rather coordinate the campaign or retire for a period of study. He recognized the problem by immediately trying to say that he was not going to make the “sacrifice”.
He would have the right to exercise his choice if the PT weren’t a party in which individual wishes are worthless compared to what their master orders. This is not a disqualification of the method, just a factual observation.
Well then. We have, then, that Haddad does not enter the dispute excited about governing São Paulo, but with the task of producing the largest possible volume of votes in the largest electoral college in the country in order to give Lula a capital capable of making the difference between defeat and victory in the national vote.
Hence the pertinent question arises: what does the average São Paulo voter, one who is not guided by ideological affection, think about this? The São Paulo native already gave his opinion in 2016, when then-mayor Fernando Haddad failed to be re-elected.
The scenario may have changed, it is true, Haddad may have gained followers during his time at the Treasury, although this is not what indicates the negative perception about the economy recorded in the surveys. But let’s admit the existence of a success rate. Will it be enough for the electorate to vote for the governor just to help the president?
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