Yesterday I was... where do you think?
At the office of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.
Those who have known me for a long time, I think, will appreciate the degree of absurdity of the situation.
In fact, yesterday I received a call from Citizen Observer and was offered to become a voting member of the election commission (PRG). But mandates in my district were given only by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.
- And not from Prokhorov? - I asked plaintively.
- For now from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.
So I went there. So here it is: now I am a member of the election commission with the PRG from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.
By the way, an educational trip. I recommend everyone who is going to vote for Zyuganov on the principle of “damn it or not a Muscovite” to go.
The most colorful office. There are portraits of Stalin on the walls: chest-high and full-length; a portrait of Lenin and four shelves of extremist literature: I mean the complete works of V.I. Lenin, where, as you know, the most common word is “shoot”.
And a poster: “Together we will revive the USSR.” In two copies.
In general, it’s immediately clear what people want, what they believe in, and who their idols are.
And what can we expect from them, despite all the social democratic phraseology?
At least for Putin in the second round, if it happens, vote!