In the Kremlin Coalition without rules of the game May 22, 2012 Alexey Makarkin The government of Dmitry Medvedev was in a difficult situation before its creation. After Medvedev’s refusal from the re -election for a second term, a significant part of the elite was disappointed in his prospects, which came to the conclusion that the ruling diarchia is completing its existence, and a hierarchical structure in which the premiere can only rely on a certain degree of autonomy are replaced.

To erase a smile from a face when discussing democratic wandering from Abay to Okudzhava and vice versa is not as difficult as it seems. It is necessary to give a conversation a research character, recall Belarus and trace how mass protest is hopelessly reduced to street performance, the incendiary of which is becoming more and more stretched with each new performance of riot police. And then it fades, along with the last leaders and hopes of the people who seemed to be stirring up.

December 17, 2011. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev performs at a meeting with an asset of United Russia in the Gorki residence. Recently, Dmitry Medvedev, who again managed to become the Prime Minister, publicly stated that he did not liberate, as some believed, but a conservative. That is, it will maintain what has been created from the beginning of the current century. Protect from the last strength.