Kross o soldado Bolsonarista

Some have criticized my support for Brazil, my efforts to amplify Flávio Bolsonaro’s platform, and my outspoken opposition to communism, especially with America’s midterms approaching. Let me explain. I’ve spent 10 years in American politics defending the freedoms I believe in, sacrificing sleep, family time, and personal stability. My commitment to America has never wavered. But my love for Brazil began long before my political career in America. At six years old, I first experienced Brazil as the child of missionaries. What began as a childhood experience became a lifelong connection. As I grew older, that connection never faded. Through adolescence, college, and adulthood, Brazilian people, friendships, and personal relationships remained part of my life. I even nearly married a Brazilian in college, but that’s a story for another day. 😉 I’ve carried that love into adulthood, along with a deep appreciation for the warmth, generosity, and extraordinary hospitality of the Brazilian people. Brazil isn’t simply a country I visited as a child. It’s a country and a people I’ve loved throughout my life. Brazil helped shape my heart. America gave me a mission. Both countries have shaped who I am and what I stand for. My connection to Brazil isn’t political convenience. It’s personal, deeply rooted, and lifelong. I believe communism must never be allowed to take hold in either nation. I will fight every day to defend the freedoms I believe both countries deserve. I don’t have to choose between loving Brazil and serving America. My commitment to one strengthens my conviction to stand for the other. My mission in America has not changed, and my voice for Brazil will never be silenced. Because freedom and the fight against communism does not end at our borders, and neither does my conviction to defend both. Much love. 🇺🇸❤️🇧🇷