'Sons of Bolsonaro Are Donkeys', Says Malafaia After Flavius's Letter
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“Bolsonaro’s sons are donkeys. They get advice from the wrong people. Trump already withdrew their support. They’re a bunch of stupid fans.” Without half inks, Pastor Silas Malafaia, one of Jair Bolsonaro’s most fervent allies, pointed out against the letter that Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, defeated in the balloting in Brazil, published on October 28 on his social networks. His party, the PL, also distanced itself. Is Flávio’s career crumbling?
The letter with coup content released by Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) on Wednesday provoked reactions both on the right and on the left. Positions occurred after the pocket player, defeated in the ballot box, divulged different versions of the document. In one of them, Flávio is self-titled elected president of the country. In the other, he attributes to himself the condition of "leader of Brazil. In both, the senator raises, without evidence, accusati…
In a reserved message, pastor called the children of the former president of "jumentos"; Flavius disclosed letter with accusations of fraud after arriving in the United States The post After Flavius' letter, Malafaia shoots at Bolsonaro's children: ‘They are donkeys' appeared first in ND More
Photo: Reproduction/Social NetworkThe pastor Silas Malafaia and the former president of the New, João Amoêdo, harshly criticized Senator Flávio Bolsonaro after the disclosure of a controversial letter and his trip to the United States. The post Malafaia calls the sons of Bolsonaro de Júmentos, and Amoêdo says that Flávio buried the baganarismo first appeared in Polimica Paraíba.
Pastor criticized the group's political strategy after senator released a letter in which he presented himself as the "true president-elect"; the text was altered after the repercussion. The post Malafaia calls Bolsonaro's sons "amateur idiots" and says Trump withdrew support for Flávio appeared first on Jornal Opção.
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