Pavel Grudinin: how to have time to "blush" for the election
A significant event occurred at the Lenin state farm near Moscow. The candidate for the President of the Russian Federation from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Pavel Grudinin, finally deigned to join this very Communist Party.
A month before the presidential election, but as they say, better late than never. The handing was timed to the rally and sending to the Donbass the 70th humanitarian convoy collected by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.
Now Pavel Grudinin has a little less than a month left to convince his potential electorate that he himself is not an oligarch, as they are trying to present him in the media. Whether Grudinin will be able to win support in the hearts of fiery communists and get votes just tired of the hopeless stability of Russians will be shown by the presidential elections scheduled for March 18.
Recall that at the moment, Pavel Grudinin’s rivals are, in addition to “number one candidate,” old proven sparring partners, such as Vladimir Zhirinovsky, Grigory Yavlinsky, Sergey Baburin, as well as “fresh blood” in the person of Ksenia Sobchak, Boris Titov and Maxim Suraikin .
Will Pavel Grudinin manage to “blush” enough in a month to get into the second round of elections?
A month before the presidential election, but as they say, better late than never. The handing was timed to the rally and sending to the Donbass the 70th humanitarian convoy collected by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.
Now Pavel Grudinin has a little less than a month left to convince his potential electorate that he himself is not an oligarch, as they are trying to present him in the media. Whether Grudinin will be able to win support in the hearts of fiery communists and get votes just tired of the hopeless stability of Russians will be shown by the presidential elections scheduled for March 18.
Recall that at the moment, Pavel Grudinin’s rivals are, in addition to “number one candidate,” old proven sparring partners, such as Vladimir Zhirinovsky, Grigory Yavlinsky, Sergey Baburin, as well as “fresh blood” in the person of Ksenia Sobchak, Boris Titov and Maxim Suraikin .
Will Pavel Grudinin manage to “blush” enough in a month to get into the second round of elections?
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