O Ilimitado Puxa-Saquismo Chapa-Branca do The Guardian

O The Guardian é o jornal da esquerda Cenozóica britânica, é um jornal tão ruim que quase pode ser comparado a Folha de São Paulo ou ao Gramma. Mas um dos seus jornalistinhas comunistas de porta de cadeia passou dos limites da boçalidade editorial que norteia o Guardian. Um tal de Jason Farago, puxando o saco dos petistas brasileiros, diz que a Dilma é a segunda pessoa mais importante do ocidente, além de outros acintes a inteligencia humana: Everyone wants to talk to Brazil's President Rousseff, except Obama. Washington seems stuck in another age – a Latin American country serving as a model is beyond its comprehensionThe second most powerful person in the western hemisphere arrived in Washington on Monday. But the most powerful one spent most of the day rolling Easter eggs on the South Lawn. Dilma Rousseff, the Brazilian president, leads an economy larger than Britain's, commands an ocean's worth of oil, and enjoys a 77% approval rating her American counterpart can only fantasise about. Everybody but Barack Obama wanted to see her this week. She arrived to the accompaniment of a half-dozen op-eds from professors and thinktank bosses, all of them extolling her economic stewardship and begging DC to take her seriously. The presidents of Harvard and MIT (both women, for what it's worth) invited her up to Boston. Even the US chamber of commerce put out the bunting – surely the first time the big bad business group has been so excited to meet a former Marxist guerrilla. Only Obama shrugged.