Ksenia Sobchak - the dark horse of Sergei Kirienko?

Election of the President of Russia - they're getting closer and everyone is committed, if not to win, so participate, if not to participate - at least to Shine. Here's Ksenia Sobchak, also announced his candidacy for the presidential elections. Many of her candidacy threw into confusion: "why?" and provoked more questions than answers.

But over time, it became clear that Sobchak is not quite independent in their desire to participate in the elections, she is the one who actively helps her not to drown in the political arena and does not merge with a total mass of pretty impersonal candidate. Us mere mortals, future voters, not accepted in high offices, not involved in political flirtation and coalitions – not quite clear of hidden agendas, who are politicians, we are just starting to stuff the sweet slogans and promises.

But thanks to internal squabbles between our two former strategists Pavel Isaev and Pavel Zarubin became known the name of the patron Sobchak, whose protege and the protege she is. In the transcribed conversation between two political strategists POPs up the name of Sergei Kiriyenko, the former head of Rosatom. It was his derisive nickname of "Kinder surprise" sounds from Pavel Isaev in the decrypted conversation with Pavel Zarubin. Zarubin after breaking all relations with Isaev has gone rogue, and was in the campaign headquarters of Ksenia Sobchak. However, the shadow. And experience Zarubina in this kind of campaign is quite large, it is enough to remember the last elections when they were used not quite legal and correct methods of campaigning.

And in the light of such political intricacies of the situation has become absolutely unclear what to expect from Sergei Kiriyenko, his protégé and at the election of Pavel Zarubin is still unknown. We just have to wait and see. Although I would prefer to hope that their ambitions and desire to Excel Zarubin will not be too zealous and dashing showdown Yaroslavl can be avoided.

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