Sunday, March 30, 2014

MOSCOW, March 26 (RIA Novosti) - Russian President Vladimir Putin's approval rating has reached 80 percent, with a majority of Russians saying the country is heading in the right direction, an independent pollster said Wednesday.
Wouldn't Obama like this. 
He has NEVER been even been above 25 %, showing us that Putin is a far better leader than Obama. 
This is after the  world is so negative about 
his Crime's annexation. df


A poll by the Levada Center said public support for the Russian leader rose by 8 percent since Putin delivered an address to parliament on Crimea before the predominantly Russian-speaking region rejoined Russia last week.
His people back him for all the good he has done in Russia. Obama has harmed America!


Levada said Putin's approval rating peaked at 85 percent in spring 2008, when Dmitry Medvedev, now prime minister, succeeded him as president.
President Putin and Medvedev have worked well together and 
the people respect them.


Another poll by Levada last week said a majority of Russians believe their country is a great power and an important player in the international arena.
They sure are. 
We on the other hand, are sliding into oblivion, 
thanks to our communist lying dictator, who wants it that way.


Some 63 percent of respondents said modern Russia has regained the status of a superpower, the highest level in the history of the poll, conducted by the Levada Center since the 2000s. Putin was named International Person of the Year by Britain's The Times newspaper in December, for succeeding in his ambition of reestablishing Moscow as a critical player in solving international problems.
He deserves it; 
he has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, as well.


According to the poll released Wednesday, only 18 percent of respondents did not approve of Putin's performance as president. The survey was conducted March 21-24 among 1,600 respondents across 130 cities in Russia. The statistical margin of error was 3.4 percent.
Go get em President Putin! 
I'm getting ready to come to Russia for a year . 
I may even move there.

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