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Date: 2012-02-15 01:25 am (UTC)Проголосовал за Жирика. Хотя, конечно, всё может быть...
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Date: 2012-02-15 12:44 pm (UTC)http://namarsh-ru.livejournal.com/6379079.html
Хватит это терпеть! :) Последнее место, однозначно.
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Date: 2012-02-15 06:06 am (UTC)http://fom.ru/obshchestvo/10300
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Date: 2012-02-15 05:11 pm (UTC)Битва за Москву
Date: 2012-02-18 02:07 pm (UTC)Главное - в Москве предотвратить фальсификации и показать результат Путина меньше, чем ЕР в декабре 2011.
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Date: 2012-02-17 10:33 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2012-02-16 03:31 am (UTC)ИМХО, Зюганов - 22%, Миронов 10.
Зюганов - не альтернатива
Date: 2012-02-18 03:57 pm (UTC)Offtopic
Date: 2012-02-15 12:25 pm (UTC)for referendum of 1998 whether to keep more restrictive Citizenship Law;
for referendum of 2003 on accession to the EU.
Strong ethnic voting in both instances.
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Date: 2012-02-15 02:02 pm (UTC)Vladimir Putin, Falling Czar
Date: 2012-02-15 02:45 pm (UTC)Russia is divided between those who are willing to stand up to Putin’s regime, and those who, out of fear or for personal gain or even just habit, favor its continuation. Dread of chaos and repression, Russians often say, is in their genes, and overcoming such a genetic patrimony takes guts, plus the certainty that what is to come will be better than the present. Trepidation and inveterate pessimism are motivating some people to stand by the devil they know.
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In all likelihood, that will be enough to ensure that Putin prevails in the Mar. 4 presidential election. Last September the Kremlin declared that Putin, who currently holds the title of Prime Minister, planned to switch roles with President Dmitry Medvedev. Putin’s approval rating promptly dropped to 35 percent, but it has climbed back up to 50 percent or higher. Should Putin win the election and serve out two full, six-year terms, his tenure as Russia’s de facto leader, including his previous two terms and a stint as Prime Minister, will have run for 24 years—nearly as long as Stalin’s.
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Then there’s Alexei Navalny, 35, the blogger who has emerged as the opposition’s most prominent figure. A staunch Russian nationalist and lawyer by trade, he has tried to reassure investors and bankers in Moscow that they need not fear the demonstrators; in fact, during his legal career he lobbied for shareholder rights, which are sorely lacking in Russia. For the moment, neither he nor the other oppositionists are sufficiently well-known to command a national following. There is no Russian Mandela, no Muscovite Havel waiting in the wings to unify the country and chart a path to a demonstrably brighter future.
Vladimir Putin, Falling Czar, By Jeffrey Tayler
http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/vladimir-putin-falling-czar-02092012.html
Does Putin enjoy legitimate support? He has run Russia for 12 years, though for the last four from Moscow’s White House (the seat of government), not the Kremlin. To re-assume the presidency, he is counting not on votes from Internet-savvy Muscovites, with whom he’s never been particularly popular, but on backing from “the masses,” the hinterland burghers and villagers who rely on state TV for news.
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Sergei Udaltsov, 34, leader of Vanguard of Red Youth and coordinator of the radical Left Front, repeatedly decries Russia’s “monstrous social inequality” and has predicted a “people’s uprising” if the government continues to ignore the opposition. His social agenda addresses the widespread income inequalities that have characterized Putin’s Russia, but his hard-line leftism (he led the Stalinist Bloc in a failed bid for parliamentary seats in 1999) does not sit well with those who find the Soviet past frightful and no guide for the future.
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Date: 2012-02-17 10:32 am (UTC)Ваш опрос занял 55-е место в рейтинге ЖЖ голосований
Date: 2012-02-19 07:14 pm (UTC)Ваш опрос занял 98-е место в рейтинге ЖЖ голосований
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