My 24 hours strapped into Putin's propaganda machine

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : He'd only broached the subject of Donald Trump's re-election as US president in the third hour of his appearance, congratulating Trump on his victory and saying he was ready to restore contacts with the US leadership.
39% : An editorial in the privately-owned Nezavisimaya Gazeta reminds readers that the experience of dealing with Trump in his first term "wasn't entirely negative, but it was disappointing".
35% : A military analyst uses a derogatory Russian term for Ukrainians, telling the programme that "despite his ethnic [Jewish] origin" Zelensky would prove himself to be "a typical khokhol" and start "betraying" the outgoing US administration to endear himself to Trump.
28% : On the subject that matters most to the Kremlin, the paper has this to say: "It seems likely that Trump will try to quickly 'freeze' the Ukraine issue, portraying himself as a global leader who is able to effectively and decisively resolve conflicts.
28% : Boris Chernyshov, an MP from the misleadingly named Liberal Democratic party - in fact, strongly nationalist - says he expects Trump to "adopt a hard policy line", but suggests Russia could exploit the president-elect's supposed vanity.
21% : "In Rossiyskaya Gazeta, the official government paper, an international relations expert says it would be "naïve" to expect Trump to lift sanctions on Russia any time soon.

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