Russian artists are increasingly becoming politicians, and politicians are taking to the stage. What will happen if Alla Pugacheva becomes president, and Ksenia Sobchak becomes head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Mikhail Zadornov reflects on his blog. True, in this case, from December 15 to January 15, the country may be left without a government, the satirist notes. The most striking statements by Zadornov and why China is more interesting than London are in the traditional review of the Internet sphere from Oleg Filimonov.

Satirist Mikhail Zadornov turned his attention to politics. I don’t know if it’s on the eve of the elections or if it’s just painful. But, apparently, there are elections after all. Zadornov writes on his blog : “More than a hundred famous artists have joined the United Russia party.” Politicians, on the contrary, have taken on the role of artists: they participate in various television shows as real stars. I feel that soon artists and politicians will change places. If this happens , then, of course, Pugacheva will be the president. As in the time of Yeltsin, the country will be ruled by the family. Sobchak will head the Ministry of Emergency Situations, since any appearance of her in the world will be an emergency for those around her. abandoned mentikha! From the opera to the opera, Leps will be elected speaker. No one knows how to handle a microphone like that. If Vitas is appointed to some high post, he will cost the state much less than his colleagues. He won’t need a flashing light on his personal car. not a wailing siren: he will lean out of the window, and as soon as he gives it loudly, any traffic jam will clear up! The only disadvantage of such a future is that 15 days before the New Year and 15 after, Russia will be left without a government. All “top leaders” will earn money from New Year trees and corporate events. However, there is no need to worry: we already feel like we are without a government these days. And not only these."

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"Soon artists and politicians will switch places"