About Sobchak's question

I will say right away that I respect Ksenia Sobchak more and more.
He is growing up, and growing up quickly.

Now about yesterday.
At the Oscars, if you don't know, asking tough political questions is quite common. In addition, at any latitude and longitude, unless there is an absolute monarchy or dictatorship, it is customary for a public person, such as an actress, to ask questions not related to salary, health, sexual orientation.
The vile man Mironov, which does not prevent him from being a good actor, himself provoked Ksenia with a remark about “bastards.” I do not exclude that he really thinks so, that he does not want to stupidly lick power. Well, he thinks and thinks, to hell with him, this doesn’t stop him from being wonderful in the role of Otrepyev in Declan Donellan’s production of “Boris Godunov.”

As for Chulpan Khamatova’s campaigning for Putin, if you have already contacted the authorities, then no one is immune from the fact that the authorities will ever ask you for something.
Don’t believe, don’t be afraid, don’t ask – we didn’t invent this. And if we had to ask Putin, then undoubtedly we had to repay the debt.

Are the sick children saved by the Gift of Life Foundation worth it?
Without a doubt, yes!

There's just one nasty "but".
Not about Chulpan, but about Putin. When in a country of which he has been president and prime minister for many years, he, a parasite, must be begged to allocate money to save sick children, he is a disgrace, and no one else.
So, does he allocate his own money or use budget funds?

In some country in Belgium, the prime minister (his wife), or the president (his wife), who decided to have a luxurious vacation, while their citizens of a tender age are dying due to underfunding of health care by the state, immediately part with their posts.
So asking Putin to help the fund is actually a slap in the face to Putin. It’s just that neither we nor Putin understand this. Bye.

And Sobchak is a great guy.
And what prevented Chulpan Khamatova from simply answering “I would have voted” or “I would not have gone to the polls at all.” But she again chose to remain silent.
Got something to hide?

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