From Detroit Free Press
By Mikhail Zlatkovsky
By Rainer Hachfeld, Neues Deutschland, Germany
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What’s not funny is that this is actually the Kremlin’s propaganda line and many ignorant Russians take it quite seriously.So, for their benefit, let’s clarify a few things.First of all, Cheney will serve only two terms in office. He will be totally out of government in 2009.Second, Bush was elected after a real contest against a party that had previously held power. This hasn’t happened once in Russia’s entire history, much less during the Putin years.Third, the vice presidency isn’t a formal institution of power — the Russian prime ministry is.