Some horrors need not be shown in the light of day
You aren't. There's more backstory.
The point I'm making is that he is popular in Russia. Ergo, why wouldn't he get elected? And more specifically, his election result is exactly in line with the US-backed polling company prediction.
As for how he runs the country, whether there are lies, I'm not making a point on that.
We should question the original Western narratives about a stolen election when we can see the evidence of Putin's popularity. You can read articles in western media that affirm Putin is popular in Russia.
Check the second link. It's a National endowment for democracy backed polling company. NED was founded by US Congress, has US Congress and State department oversight and funding.
What if we didn't even have ads on the internet?
It's important to follow the laws of the land, otherwise there is damage to the system. Legal framework, electoral framework, political framework. So when answering your question about Putin, the electoral rules and legalities of Russia's system must be examined. Were they violated?
That is also a question on the US national agenda for Trump. It is important to consider his case in context of the system. And to compare his real estate dealings to others who deal in real estate. What was the severity and nature of the alleged crime? Are these kinds of behaviors common in the American political class?
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When you heat up your spam casserole the lights of Chicago dim.
Flowing green faux Japanese characters do not provide a soil rich in what onions crave. Brawndo might. But Matrix code is right out.
EU to Hungary: get on board with the payouts or we break your knees.
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They have noses worthy of being our successor species. Something you'd see on the cover of a sci-fi novel called "Children of Earth" or something.........