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The post claimed that Donald Trump’s executive order blocking sanctions on Russian officials, banks and a shadow fleet of tankers that kept Russian energy moving was due to take effect in two days, despite having been approved by Congress, including Republicans. https://t.co/DVMM092WiQ #Trump #RussiaSanctions #EnergyPolicy #RU #US

Can the denial and wishful thinking about Trump and Russia finally stop now? But he’s trying for peace! (Telling Ukraine to surrender, trying to enrich his cronies) But he told others to sanction Russia! (Just a show—no follow up) But he’s sanctioning Russia! (No, Congress did and he removed it)

The post recommended a The Economist article in which Lawrence Lessig and Yoshua Bengio suggested ways Congress could reduce serious AI risks without abandoning American technological leadership. It also noted that the article included an animation. https://t.co/7UNFFTSO7k #AI #technology #Congress #US

Xico Graziano wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro repeated, in an interview with TV Globo, that he would not run for re-election and that his family members — his father or brothers — would not be candidates for his succession. Graziano said he liked the statement and considered it to be true, recalling that in March of this year, Flávio had filed a PEC to abolish re-election. He added that other proposals on the subject were being discussed in Congress and that Fernando Henrique Cardoso had acknowledged in 2020 that the amendment for re-election had been his biggest mistake during his presidency. In Graziano's assessment, by advocating for a single term, Flávio opened the door to discuss the succession for 2030, with Tarcísio as the first in line. The author expressed hope that if Flávio won, he would eliminate re-election for governors and mayors as well, but questioned whether Congress would approve the proposal or if it was merely a staged act. #Política #Reeleição #Democracia (translated)

I transmitted to Congress the certification regarding the granting of such a waiver, which is currently in the national interest of the United States. In the executive order titled 'Implementation of the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026', Trump stated that he had sent to Congress the required certification, along with an explanatory report outlining the reasons behind the decision. #Trump #sanzioniRussia #petrolio (translated)

Kriska Carvalho questioned why, according to her, it was necessary to convince people that Flávio Bolsonaro was the son of a coup plotter and that his election would lead the country to a disastrous situation. She also asked why one of the largest communication conglomerates in the country supported this group. She attributed this support to the pursuit of power and stated that, if elected, Flávio Bolsonaro would have more power than any previous president. According to Carvalho, with a majority in Congress and the Senate, he could appoint four ministers to the Supreme Court, which would attract the market, the big media, and people with interests linked to the United States. She said the government would be run by big capital or that Bolsonaro could attempt a coup. Carvalho assessed that there could be an agreement for Flávio Bolsonaro to be a weak figure, allowing the powerful to benefit from that power. She stated that there would still be some possibility of resistance with the election of Lula and that, without that, there would not be enough strength to face what was to come. #FlávioBolsonaro #Eleições2024 #Poder (translated)

Pam stated that Merval Pereira assessed that Flávio Bolsonaro would be the majority trend in Congress and, if elected, would have the strength to approve his agenda and appoint four ministers to the Supreme Court. According to the publication, Merval also said that Lula would face "very low governability" and successive institutional crises. Pam asked if readers would risk having four more figures like Dino or Moraes. #Política #Congresso #Eleições (translated)

The Liberal Party stated that Flávio Bolsonaro had challenged a piece of information that he classified as false, saying that all labor rights would be guaranteed. The party also declared that the decision of Congress would be respected without question and that anyone claiming otherwise would be lying. Finally, it asked for votes for Flávio Bolsonaro on the 25th, using the number 22. #vote22 #flaviobolsonaro https://t.co/SordbSHrKX #Fakenews #DireitosTrabalhistas #Eleições2023 (translated)

Rick Azevedo wrote that his next mission was to form the CLT bench in the Federal Chamber to defend the interests of the working class. He said he did not care about the current situation and referred to the initiative as a new demand from workers. He also stated that he would be the first pharmacy clerk in the National Congress. #ClasseTrabalhadora #CâmaraFederal #Trabalho (translated)

Here in this Midwest diner, where salt of the earth, blue collar, non-college Real Americans are... Wait. That can't be right. You sure? But... but the narrative! Okay, the data is the data. Well then. Here in this Midwest diner, people are fed up with Trump and plan to vote Democrat for Congress.