According to Simon Romero, this is how many Brazilians are feeling these days:    Cartoonish depictions of Brazil's president are so popular that his office is trying to restrict access to his pictures – so they don't get turned into lampoons on social media. Some Brazilians joke that a bold outsider – like Tite, the coach turning around the fortunes of Brazil's national soccer team – should run the country instead.  Maybe his star player, Neymar, could become finance minister, they say. Then there's the growing chorus of Brazilians who contend that the presidency should be abolished altogether, replaced by citizens making decisions via the instant-messaging service WhatsApp. Once again, Brazil has found itself in upheaval, with President Michel Temer engulfed in a graft scandal that is threatening his presidency.  Now, amid all the hand-wringing, anger and exasperation, the crisis is bolstering...(Read Full Post)