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On winning the cold war

Well, at least freedom for Russia was a positive outcome, right?

Putin’s plan would eliminate the popular election of governors and individual members of parliament. The president would appoint governors, subject to the confirmation of regional legislatures. All members of the lower house of parliament, known as the State Duma, would be drawn from party lists rather than elected in individual districts.

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