Biden, Brazil and Bolsonaro: Claims of Election Interference

Again, she's still at

the State Department.

So it does make you

wonder what we've been doing in Brazil.

The Biden administration hated

the last president of Brazil

for political reasons,

ideological reasons,

reasons that had

nothing to do with what

was in America's best

interest, but had everything

to do with the silly

lifestyle liberalism that

determines their worldview.

So last year, our CIA director,

William Burns, traveled to Brazil,

and while there

warned top officials

that Bolsonaro could not

contest the election

results no matter

what. Wait a second.

Why would the CIA chief be in

Brazil lecturing them about their

elections? Isn't that interfering in election? Oh, yes,

it is.

Then months after that

visit from the head of our CIA,

Brazil's Supreme

Court ordered the indefinite

detention of several Bolsonaro

supporters without a trial.

What did they do wrong? What was their crime?

They, quote,

"Attacked Brazil's institutions in their

private communications."

They undermined

confidence in election

integrity, so they had to go to prison.

It's shocking, and the most shocking part

is not simply that there's corruption in

a Latin American country. That's par.

The shocking part is that the Biden administration

is abetting it and reinforcing

it and trying to do the same thing here.

We saw a preview of this in

the United States after January 6th.

What's happening in Brazil now is

an escalation, and once again,

the Biden

administration endorses it, has a hand in it.

Within hours of a contested election,

people have been banned from talking about

it. Street violence is breaking out naturally,

so-called election deniers are

being killed. Why would you imagine any other

outcome? In

the absence of transparency, what

fills the void? Conspiracy theories.

If you want people to believe the

truth, tell them the

truth. Stop hiding things.

That's not a functioning democracy.

In a functioning democracy, you're

not simply allowed to raise

questions about

elections, you're encouraged to.

You're encouraged

to because it's your government.

There's no such thing as

election denying in a free society.

It's called free speech.

You're allowed to say it if you think it,

period.

And