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This Week in MAGA #97: The Day of Judgement is here

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If you have not yet voted early then you get to be the judge when you cast your ballot this coming Tuesday.

Looking around the globe, for some nations, things have started going rather well this past week.

Brazil — Bolsonaro’s far-right movement defeated (25 October 2026)

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won re-election against Flávio Bolsonaro, son of former far-right president Jair Bolsonaro. Lula secured approximately 51.75% against 48.25%, overcoming a first-round defeat. Jair Bolsonaro had previously been convicted for his role in attempting to overturn the 2022 election.

Political Cartoonist Daniel Medina — Brazil bucked the trend of S American countries electing fascist governments. It was inspiring to see people turn out: rural voters traveled by boat, people shuttled others to the polls, and voters found a way despite public transit being shut down. #lula#bolsonaro #brasil #politicalart #elecciones

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Serbia — Aleksandar Vučić’s political dominance broken (25 October 2026)

After approximately 14 years dominating Serbian politics, nationalist leader…

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Most humans, regardless of their beliefs or lack of any, are generally decent and honourable. Some abandon all that, toss empathy, integrity, and honesty under the bus and end up joining the MAGA Cult of Fools. It is almost impossible to distinguish satire from actual claims.