James G
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Post by James G on Dec 9, 2018 14:56:21 GMT
Yeltsin won re-election to the Russian presidency in 1996 against his Communist challenger in the form of Zyuganov. There are many allegations that the whole re-election was bought and the Communists should have won.
How could they have won?
What direction would they have taken Russia in post-victory? |
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lordroel
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Post by lordroel on Dec 9, 2018 15:03:40 GMT
Yeltsin won re-election to the Russian presidency in 1996 against his Communist challenger in the form of Zyuganov. There are many allegations that the whole re-election was bought and the Communists should have won.
How could they have won?
What direction would they have taken Russia in post-victory? Communist winning in a democratic Russia, i wonder how that would be. |
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raunchel
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Post by raunchel on Dec 9, 2018 17:22:54 GMT
Yeltsin won re-election to the Russian presidency in 1996 against his Communist challenger in the form of Zyuganov. There are many allegations that the whole re-election was bought and the Communists should have won.
How could they have won?
What direction would they have taken Russia in post-victory? With a difference of fifteen points, just some fraud won't get you there. So, you would need a bunch of scandals, part of them already happening before the first round, and then a major event to make people really lose confidence in him. The best would be some kind of economic disaster. |
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Post by TheRomanSlayer on Dec 10, 2018 1:16:04 GMT
Yeltsin's health is questionable at this time, so I wouldn't be surprised if he had another heart attack. A stroke that incapacitates him might also result in different electoral outcomes for Zyuganov et al. Zhirinovsky's LDPR at this time is declining due to the reputation of its leader.
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