(정치) 벌거벗은 러시아 푸틴
벌거벗은 러시아 푸틴
And the world leader grabbing attention for what he’s not wearing. From ABC News headquarters, this is World News with Charles Gibson. When the going gets tough, the tough go to
Bladmir Putin can ride a horse without his shirt on. He can drive a boat. He can even do the butterfly. “Every leader uses public relations to convince his voters that he is the best. Look at the French president. Mr. Sarkozi. He’s naked all the time.” Last summer, president Obama was snapped shirtless, but that’s nothing. Putin’s been snapped fish shirtless, hunting shirtless. Most Russians don’t laugh at such vanity자만하는 것. They let it up.그냥 놔두다
“What it shows here is that he’s fit, he’s strong, he’s not a drinker. And that’s a problem in Russia. Many men are alcoholic.” Putin’s predecessor Boris Yeltsin was no stranger to the bottle. And in a country where men’s life expectancy is just 59, the 56 years old Puttin’s purposefully public machismo남자의 과시욕 is impressive. Volleyball. Skiing. Blacksmithing! He rides in submarines and fighter jets. He bowls. He tranquilizes tigers. “A leader of a nation with nuclear weapons can not be a weakling허약자. Complete. It’s…. he’s a tough guy.” Apparently, Putin must take his shirt off to prove to voters he is tough enough. Sometimes, democracy works in very strange ways. Nick Watt, ABC News,
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