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Ocean Warrior
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With all the advances in medical care we all know the answer:
![]() But on the serious note - as long as he gets elected. And he would get elected because he is genuinely popular. Chances are that he would step down after 2018 or 2024, depending on the availiability of successor. This is because you can't run three times in a row.
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Lucky Jack
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Well, the Emperor in 40k has a double eagle, the Romanovs had a double eagle and the current Russian crest has a double eagle.
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I know, It shoudl have a double.
But upon a closer look, there is a double eagle on the third seal under the throne and the single eagle is on a marine helmet so it might just be a chapter thing. Geek mode off Quote:
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There's nothing in the constitution that says he can't sit out one term and run again, if Medvedev and Putin have healed the slight rift that happened a while ago when Medvedev tried distancing himself from Putin then Medvedev could be put in as President for one term and then Putin could come back.
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Yea, he could run this and the next term and then switch. If Medvedev is not availiable for whatever reasons then another candidate may be elected. That said - Russia needs reforms now and political will to conduct those. In theory Putin can try to pull another 2007-present day mil reform type thing, but this time with economics.
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You see comrades, in motherland president votes himself in for the people.
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The whole orthodoxy angle is a blowback of sorts after the Soviet era - the collapse of Communism has left an ideological vacuum that had to be filled. That was done by the religion (surprise). Not that I do not think that the Church needs improvement (after all nothing on earth is perfect and that tax evasion and customer rights abuses should be looked into), but at the same time I do not think that it should be demonised as the people who would go for a theocracy or monarchy. If anything they would rather not have monarchy, as under the Tsars Church was a state department run by the Tsar apointed person. As to the journalists and activists - they have no real power (an overstatement, but still). Hence actions by them could not really dammage Putin's halo/popularity rating. Now, lower level officials (ie local leadership in Chechnya) can be affected by those things, so they do have to worry. As to pussy riot, that thing was overblown, while the important actions to discipline the Church were not covered. And if anything that covers under the perceived right not to be offended, something westerners dealing with SJW should know all too well.
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