Bolsonaro completed a two-week quarantine. Four years late, he discovered the value of silence. The defeat made him realize that when the president has nothing to say, it is best not to demonstrate the emptiness of his unconscious with words.
He closed himself in his grievances. He went into exile in Alvorada. Its disappearance creates the typical topography of a decompression chamber. His mutism is an auditory balm. As power shifts from Planalto to the offices of the transitional government, Brazil is listening to its ears, waiting for more noise.
The atmosphere of Alvorada invites to contemplation. There are 7300 square meters. At the entrance, the reflecting pool reflects the eye-catching columns set along the façade, designed by Oscar Niemeyer. The main hall extends for 70 meters in length.
On the mezzanine, the right leg reaches nine meters. In the backyard, in addition to an artificial lake, there is a chapel and gardens, through which you can walk up to six kilometers without repeating a single trail. Bolsonaro has 50 days left to vacate the property. This time is enough for good self-criticism.
If he had taken the experience seriously, Bolsonaro might have realized that the polls had robbed him of his best role. For the first time, you can’t blame others. He defeated himself.
If it made any sense, Bolsonaro wouldn’t brag about his 58 million votes. It is likely that there are more orphans of the third way and anti-PT in this contingent than committed Bolsonarists. Together they make up about 25%
Valdemar Costa Neto, owner of PL, has already launched the Bolsonaro 2026 project. Against “communism” and “socialism”. Bolsonaro lives by a unified theory of the universe. Something that explains everything that’s disgusting.
Monthly payer Valdemar adds humor to the conjuncture by sticking to Bolsonaro’s admirable confidence. Now the guerrilla-market manipulator also believes that the Communists are behind all the troubles. Why look further?
Bolsonaro, a premature presidential candidate, needed to clean up his program cocktail of 100% verbal leftovers inherited from the 1960s and 1970s disapproval of democratic liturgy to keep voters who chose him as the lesser of two evils.
Since there is no chance of Bolsonaro becoming the former Bolsonaro, the captain’s political future is in Lula’s hands. The ultimate irony: Bolsonaro will become a competitive presidential candidate four years from now, only disaster to follow.
