Aw, if you thought the unnecessary call for attractive females was done today, then you, my friends, just don’t know me very well. Allow me to introduce Medvedev’s Girls, an organization of females in Russia that has pledged its undying devotion to the country’s president, Dmitry Medvedev. That’s right, Russia’s president has a group of attractive young females wearing cheerleading outfits that follows him around voluntarily and supports everything that he does. Somewhere Bill Clinton is soooooooooo pissed.
Apparently the group was formed in opposition of a similar group of attractive females that encourages – seriously, I can’t believe I’m typing this – other attractive young females to strip in support of Russian prime minister, Vladimir Putin. Most recently, Medvedev's Girls have worn sexy schoolgirl outfits to support education initiatives and to support Medvedev's ban on underage drinking (in Russia?) they shed articles of clothing as people poured out their beers. Seriously, how could you be mad about that?
(Hat tip to Buzzfeed.)

















Russia’s been a democracy for what, 15 minutes, and they’re already better at it than we are.
I was taught that we won the Cold War. I may have been misled.
Slide 3: Pimpin’ ain’t easy.
The Nashi: propaganda at its absolute finest.
I guess it’s true when they say it’s good to be king.
Dmitri’s got mad game.
That’s it, I’m writing in Medvedev.
Apparently, when Russia interprets “if you can’t beat em, join em” it joins em in a way that beats em.
or
“Good Morning, President Skroob.”
That blonde is so great. I love Russian blondes, at least in that 3-4 year period where they don’t look like children and haven’t yet started looking elderly.
@Brandon. I second that. What is it about Russian women looking absolutely smokin’ when they’re young (not to mention they look like they’re 21 by the time they’re 15), but by the time they’re around 34 they look like they’re 60? I live in Brooklyn, not far from Brighton beach, so I know what I’m talking about.
Welp, it’s clear we here in North America are doing democracy wrong.