Re: Putin's gambit

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> It's up to american voters do they prefere Bushmans or not as
> presidents. American practice is to ELECT presidents 

G. W. Bush "elected" in 1999? Al Gore got half a million more popular
votes than GWB did, but the election was decided when a Suoreme Court
decision was made to stop counting the votes in Floriada, where G. W.
Bush's brother and associates were in charge of things, and declare Bush
the winner.

> - now it is also
> practice even for Ukraine. Russia is still virgin in this aspect of
> democracy.

Maybe so, but the overwhelming majority - about 70% - of the Russian
electorate sup****ts Putin's politics and choice of successor because they
understand that it is hard to argue with success. The American electorate
is not equally keen on GWB and his legacy, since never in the history of
American polling has an in***bant president received such a low (29%)
approvsl rating.

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Regards,
Eugene Holman