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    1. soysubstitute on

      Good for Brazil. Trump is now exporting election rigging and denialism.

    2. FingalForever on

      Canada needs to start doing the same given the American interference in Canadian affairs, they are as bad as the Russians and Chinese actors.

    3. steve_ample on

      How about a trade – one Eddie Bolnosaro delivered to the justice ministry in exchange for a bunch of 90 day tourist visas for these „officials,“ two complimentary caipirinhas per day during their stay, and a midrange hotel in Ipanema?

      Otherwise, stay away from their electoral process.

    4. Trump and team should be banned from.evey country and behind bars once this nightmare is over

    5. RoseCityHooligan on

      Smart move. Wish we could do that here in the US too so we have at least some chance of not having a rigged election.

    6. TlkShowHost on

      He should be fucking banned here as well.

      EDIT: “here” is wherever you are 🙂

    7. SaggingZebra on

      Oh no Brazil thwarted the “dress rehearsal”, when they try to steal the midterms it will be even more of a cluster fuck.

    8. queue the deranged threats on twitter and sprinkle some tariffs for good measure

    9. AloneChapter on

      The world is finally understanding that the state’s opinion is no longer of value.

    10. Informal-Sun-6579 on

      He went on national TV expressing indignation about other countries meddling in US election then doing just that to everyone else.

    11. Probably the safest way to do things. You know they’re coming with bribes and shit

    12. proud2bnasty on

      They prosecuted their former president for a coup and now his son is running for office. We should have done the same with Trump. Good on them for not allowing our coup loving administration into their country.

    13. ffdfawtreteraffds on

      „So unfair. No one likes the failed Brazil. No one even knows where it is, believe me.“

    14. Brazil and Mexico both know they have big bullseyes on their head, because they’re the only ones in south/central America that don’t have governments owned and operated by the US Oligarchs, currently.

    15. yohanleafheart on

      Just to fix the headline. They are not simply officials, they are enemy propagandist that wanted to sow dissent in the country.

    16. Fun-Times-13 on

      It’s good that other countries are taking a stand against this corrupt regime

    17. It’s not bad enough that Republicans are stripping the US of democracy, they feel they need to do it everywhere else, like a metastasizing cancer.

    18. Dubiousgoober on

      Asshole. Now we’re waiting on the tariffs that he thinks blocks everything. America, we have a mentally unstable president and half the country thinks, “he’s tough. He’s not tough, he’s dumb and conservatives have lost their way thinking he’s their savior.

    19. Brazil usually invites foreign observers to participate in the elections. The key word being INVITE. Also, they should be State representatives and not Government representatives, there is a difference there. And based on the reciprocity, would US let Brazil participate on their elections?

    20. Of course. Why would you let in people who 100% will screw with your elections?

    21. bettergiveitago on

      Yes don’t let the country of I didn’t win therefore it is rigged mess with your elections.

    22. Um… Why would Trump officials be going to Brazil right before an election…?

    23. ObliviousEnt on

      > The US State Department said later on Saturday that Barnes and Samson planned to go to the South American country’s capital, Brasilia from July 27 to 30 to discuss „election integrity,“ religious freedom and freedom of expression with government officials, religious leaders and others.

      In other words, they wanted to sew seeds of „election fraud“ to later justify a coup (same Trump textbook) if their far right candidate loses, and articulate with far right evangelical leaders to organize their support for such coup.

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