Party Loses Altitude

Even the Russian president’s doppelganger would never say it.

When people start comparing Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Turkey and Vladimir Putin's Russia, this looks like an incomparable comparison. The largest opposition party in Turkey can defeat the ruling party, and in Russia, there is not even an opposition party – everything is demolished.

Opposition candidates harshly criticizing the president become mayors of the capitals of Istanbul and Ankara. And now let's imagine the mayor of Moscow Dmitry Gudkov, and St. Petersburg Maksim Reznik. We can't even imagine that. Such thoughts are punishable in Russia by the relevant articles of the Criminal Code.

President Erdogan goes out to the people and says that his party is “losing altitude.” Imagine that Vladimir Putin, speaking, says that United Russia has lost the election and is "losing altitude." Even a doppelganger of the Russian president will not say this – he will be frightened.

That is why in Turkey there is democracy and the possibility for a peaceful transformation of the regime, and in Russia – you know.

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