The collision was ugly, it forced () to leave inertia, it led the PT to activate the artillery ahead of schedule, it opened up differences on the right and could change the situation.
In which direction, we still don’t know. It depends on how dangerous the senator’s connections with the .
Of course, we only have proof that they know very well what qualified scouts of the electorate’s mood such as Felipe Nunes (Quaest), Renato Meireles (Locomotiva), Antônio Lavareda (Ipespe) Murilo Hidalgo (Paraná) and Maurício Moura (Ideia) have been talking about.
They have all warned about the instability of the situation. They advise not to take for granted the consolidation of the dispute, much less the victory of one of the sides previously and emotionally committed to the Lulista and Bolsonarista fans. They point out that the election has not yet reached the daily lives of the majority of the electorate and that the existence of a large contingent of independents should not be ignored.
In the field of research experts, there is no disagreement as to whether President Luiz Inácio da Silva (PT), or any replacement, will take place in the second round. This does not exempt the government from paying attention to the fact that runts in the first appear in the surveys as a concrete threat to Lula, but it gives some comfort.
The mistake now sits squarely in the anteroom on the right. Flávio Bolsonaro’s challenge is no longer to show himself as moderate nor to choose the ideal company for his vice-president. The task is to survive until the PL convention without becoming a radioactive character to the point of having the candidacy raffled off.
First, he will have to get rid of the liar’s reputation and lend coherence to the figure whose rectitude sees no harm in using a fraudulent financial network to sponsor a piece of propaganda with the intention of using his imprisoned father as an electoral campaigner.
If it fails, the Bolsonaro family will have fallen into the trap it set for itself by forcing (Republicans) to let the saddled horse pass.
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