State Department Issues Visa To Flávio Bolsonaro Days After Brazil Canceled His Passport

Clive Did not obey. That's my position on the gas bill — an order I regard as advisory, and there's a response in verse half drafted already.

Gary You've a verse half drafted; he's got a jet booked to Ecuador. One of you is actually moving.

Begin with what was already in the pan. On 1 October, after the Guardian reported Washington funding a campaign against Brazil's Supreme Court, Jorge Messias called it something that "cannot be tolerated." On 23 October, Bernie Sanders and Pramila Jayapal asked Meta's chief executive about alleged interference in the runoff. Lula da Silva won anyway; days after the defeat, the senator left the country.

Rob Moving. The last thing that moved here was the damp, up the wall, and it's still winning.

Keith Winning. There's an angle in that — Winning Damp, a mug with his face on, ready Thursday.

Reduce the whereabouts to what is known, which is less than it sounds. Argentina's government said he travelled there before flying on to Ecuador, said to be seeking asylum in the US. Infobae, as Common Dreams had it, said only that the family may have crossed into Argentina — run by his ally Javier Milei — before a private jet to the US; it did not know where they landed.

Now bring the official answer back to the heat. A State Department official told CBS News, en route to Ecuador, that the family would get American visas. A senior official told CBS News, and another told ABC News, the same despite his corruption charges at home: the whole family let in, a plan the Times also confirmed. The Intercept had it plainest: Brazil's Supreme Court tried to strip his passport, and Washington granted him a visa regardless.

You will be looking for the condition — the charge answered, the court satisfied, something asked first. There is no condition; that is what the visa is instead of.

Gary A mug, right, because what this house needs is more clutter and less rent paid.

RTÉ had it as the department issuing visas "amid reports he has left Brazil after refusing to accept election defeat." At home, CBS and ABC had simply that visas would be issued — no mention of the refusal.

Rob Twice — same as the rota, and the kitty's still not caught up. Some people aren't listening.