Ksenia Sobchak announced that she intends to take part in the presidential elections in Russia in 2018. We remembered a few more eccentric women who became interested in politics. About them - in our photo gallery.
1/6 Ksenia Sobchak (Russia). The TV presenter and editor-in-chief of the LʼOfficiel Russia magazine intends to nominate herself for the presidential elections in Russia in 2018. Sobchak said she decided that "participation in the presidential elections can indeed be a step towards the much-needed transformation of our country."
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2/6 Mary Carey (USA). Known among fans of candid films. She became interested in politics in 2003, deciding to run for governor of California as an independent candidate. She offered to introduce a tax on silicone breasts, as well as exchange weapons for discs with adult films. Carey never became governor.
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3/6 Natalia Poklonskaya (Russia). Deputy of the State Duma of the VII convocation, actively supporting the policy of Russia and honoring Nicholas II. She is known for her active struggle against the film "Matilda", for her statement about the myrrh-streaming of the bust of Nicholas II in Crimea.
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4/6 Maria Rosaria (Mara) Carfagna (Italy). She worked as a TV presenter and model, filming candid photo shoots. In 2004 she entered politics, was elected to the Italian Chamber of Deputies, and in 2008 became Minister of Human Rights. They say that Mara's career was helped by Silvio Berlusconi, with whom she had an intimate relationship.
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5/6 Anna Staller (Cicciolina) (Italy). The first adult film actress to enter politics. She ran in 1979 for the Italian parliament, but lost the elections. In 1987, Cicciolina still managed, with the support of voters, to take the deputy chair for five whole years.
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6/6 Anna Arrowsmith (UK). In 2010, the Liberal Democratic Party's first female director of pornography ran for the post of Member of the House of Commons. Anna said that for a long time she fought for the rights of women in the porn industry and this experience will be useful to her. Unfortunately, Arrowsmith did not find support from voters.
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