
As for the elections, I am usually worried about India. I am also worried when it comes to elections in Kyrgyzstan or Kazakhstan. Do 900 million Indian voters know that elephants are not changed at the crossing? Is the Kyrgyz and Kazakhstani comrades in the course that camels should not be changed at the crossing? But this is nothing yet, but what will happen if the inhabitants of Turkmenistan inadvertently change at the resting of the donkeys?
It’s good that the other day we all set an example of a reasonable approach to the steep shore. We have long known that the horses are not changed at the crossing. This is our main slogan for decades. Whatever the election reminds us of this wisdom, and we again trust in the former draft power.
As expected, in all 18 regions where the main local leaders were chosen, candidates who had already settled down in the governor chairs won. Not a single beginner (sorry for this frightening word) has passed. The people can not be able to confuse neither comments on liberal political scientists, nor investigations of the Corruption Fund. The voter is torn to the tents, hemp and trunk of cars to vote, as last time, for the current government. And he will find comfortable buses with urns even in the quarter. Why a quarter? Because in Tatarstan, for example, there were cases when the WIK buses could not drive closer to the yards due to the lack of places in parking lots and they had to jerk motors somewhere around the corner.

The online publication "Kazan Reporter" reported:
“After an hour of unsuccessful attempts, the Mobile Point of Wick No. 224 could not call into the courtyard.”
Isn’t the janitor finally shuganchil?
And the Whik bus number 259 in the courtyard was already in the accident. This accident had many independent observers, and we hope that the accident on an accident was not falsified.
Despite the certain difficulties of the democratic process, the President of the Republic Rustam Minnikhanov gained 83 percent of the vote. There were several similar results, and there were several of them, they gave the commentators the opportunity to express concern: whether the governor is reasonable to be more popular than the President of Russia. Recall that Vladimir Putin in the 2018 elections modestly scored about 77 percent. And in Tatarstan he had 82 percent. True, the elections were then held in an unusual hurry - in just one day.
Well, the crossing was a success, and it remains only to find out where we are crossing every now and then. First, they crossed from capitalism to socialism - this is understandable (it is clear that they crossed, it is not clear - why). Then they moved back and crossed the river of history again. And now where? And that we don't sit on one shore?