Eduardo Bolsonaro and Randolfe Rodrigues discuss on the networks about ‘Caps a la Trump’
After ministers and allies of the Lula administration circulated through the National Congress on Saturday, 1, using caps with reference to those used by the president of the United States Donald Trump and his supporters, but with the words “Brazil is from Brazilians” the accessory became a reason for discussion on the internet.
Federal Deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL-SP), who usually praises the Trump administration and even traveled to the United States at the time of republican inauguration, said in his X (former Twitter) profile that the use of the cap, To which he referred to as “anti-trump,” it represents an “anti-American policy” with “merely ideological reason.”
The blue caps referred to the motto “Make America Great Again (Make America again, in translation), adopted in Trump’s campaign and used in the Republican red caps.
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Licensed ministers use a La Trump cap to enhance Brazil in a Senate vote
Ministers wear a cap with reference to Trump’s distributed in the US election campaign, with the words: “Brazil is from Brazilians”
The senator and government leader in Congress, Randolfe Rodrigues (PT-AP), responded to Bolsonaro’s publication, which carried his print photo using the blue cap. The petista stated that the phrase does not speak ill of the US president. “To say that Brazil is from Brazilians is not talking bad about Trump, it is being patriotic. Learn, ”he wrote.
Former President Jair Bolsonaro (PL )’s son listed a list of cases in which he considers that President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (PT) would have damaged the relationship between Brazil and the United States, and suggested that Lula’s intention would be “staying even more dependent on other countries ”.
According to the Minister of Institutional Relations, Alexandre Padilha, the idea of bringing the item to the election of the new presidents of the House and Senate came from the new minister of the Presidency Secretariat of Communication (Secom), Sidônio Pereira.
The phrase coined by Sidonio became one of the most talked about issues of X on Sunday morning, 2, with almost 30,000 publications.
