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Conservatives have been falling all over themselves praising Putin. One delusional person even posted that Putin was the most powerful person in the world........... Faux News has certainly had different people fawning all over how good a leader Putin is compared to Obama.........Wow! I guess Republican/conservatives really know how to pick a leader.....
So, what do they have to say now that Russia is falling into a recession and the Ruble is so iffy that Apple has stopped sales in Russia citing an unstable ruble? Will they blame Obama and condemn Obama for the fall of Putin?
How so like Republican/conservatives to respect someone that doesn't even respect his own people.
Pundits from the U.S. far right, mostly mouthpieces on Fox News, have gushed over Putin’s masculinity, his ability to “lead,” his aggressive Greater Russia foreign policy, the “take no prisoners” hard talk. Such an attitudes, they say, is sorely needed in the United States. Pundits from Bill O’Reilly to Sarah Palin love using the line, “Putin wrestles bears, Obama wears mom jeans,” hoping to perpetuate the image that President Obama is a “sissy” and Putin is a “man.”
Can Conservatives Stop Gushing Over Putin
Russia's Economy Ministry has downgraded its GDP forecast for the country in 2015 from 1.2% growth to a 0.8% contraction. In other words, the country is falling into a recession.
Russia Is Falling Into A Recession - Business Insider
The ruble plunged by as much as 20 percent Tuesday, even after Russia's central bank increased interest rates sharply in an attempt to shore up the currency. The ruble's value has fallen by more than 60 percent since January. Its decline has coincided with a dramatic decrease in the price of oil, a pillar of Russia's economy.
Cupertino, California-based Apple said Tuesday that the ruble's instability has made it too difficult to set its prices in Russia, prompting the closure of its online store there.
Apple Stops Sales in Russia Citing Unstable Ruble - ABC News
Russian President Vladimir Putin hoped to win the world’s respect with his staging of the Winter Olympics. But a ruler who does not respect his own people will never be truly respected. One day after the Olympics ended, Mr. Putin showed, with the sentencing of eight protesters in Moscow, that he fears his people more than he respects them.
The protesters took part in a demonstration at Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012, the day before Mr. Putin’s inauguration. They now face imprisonment for the crime of expressing their opinions.
Putin seeks respect for Russia but does not respect his people - Reporter News
So, what do they have to say now that Russia is falling into a recession and the Ruble is so iffy that Apple has stopped sales in Russia citing an unstable ruble? Will they blame Obama and condemn Obama for the fall of Putin?
How so like Republican/conservatives to respect someone that doesn't even respect his own people.
Pundits from the U.S. far right, mostly mouthpieces on Fox News, have gushed over Putin’s masculinity, his ability to “lead,” his aggressive Greater Russia foreign policy, the “take no prisoners” hard talk. Such an attitudes, they say, is sorely needed in the United States. Pundits from Bill O’Reilly to Sarah Palin love using the line, “Putin wrestles bears, Obama wears mom jeans,” hoping to perpetuate the image that President Obama is a “sissy” and Putin is a “man.”
Can Conservatives Stop Gushing Over Putin
Russia's Economy Ministry has downgraded its GDP forecast for the country in 2015 from 1.2% growth to a 0.8% contraction. In other words, the country is falling into a recession.
Russia Is Falling Into A Recession - Business Insider
The ruble plunged by as much as 20 percent Tuesday, even after Russia's central bank increased interest rates sharply in an attempt to shore up the currency. The ruble's value has fallen by more than 60 percent since January. Its decline has coincided with a dramatic decrease in the price of oil, a pillar of Russia's economy.
Cupertino, California-based Apple said Tuesday that the ruble's instability has made it too difficult to set its prices in Russia, prompting the closure of its online store there.
Apple Stops Sales in Russia Citing Unstable Ruble - ABC News
Russian President Vladimir Putin hoped to win the world’s respect with his staging of the Winter Olympics. But a ruler who does not respect his own people will never be truly respected. One day after the Olympics ended, Mr. Putin showed, with the sentencing of eight protesters in Moscow, that he fears his people more than he respects them.
The protesters took part in a demonstration at Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012, the day before Mr. Putin’s inauguration. They now face imprisonment for the crime of expressing their opinions.
Putin seeks respect for Russia but does not respect his people - Reporter News