A famous Ukrainian prostitute appeared on TV in an unusual outfit
Verkhovna Rada deputy from Odessa Alexey Goncharenko, who is called an example of political prostitution for replacing the Party of Regions with the Petro Poroshenko Bloc after the Euromaidan victory, made a new appearance.
On Wednesday evening, Goncharenko dressed up in a clown costume, in which he came on air on the Pryamoy TV channel.

Goncharenko said that he is in the image of the famous American comedian Charlie Chaplin and is trying to make fun of the head of the 95th quarter, Vladimir Zelensky.
“Vladimir Zelensky, by running for president, instead of being funny, he became ridiculous,” Goncharenko said.
Zelensky ran for president of Ukraine and took second place in sociologists’ ratings after Yulia Tymoshenko, which ruined the plans of Goncharenko’s party boss, Petro Poroshenko, for re-election to a second term.
It is obvious that the deputy, with his performance on TV, tried to please Poroshenko and remind him of himself - not only the presidential campaign is ahead, but also elections to the Verkhovna Rada, and Goncharenko will really need parliamentary immunity.
However, Goncharenko’s show was clearly unsuccessful - the jokes about Zelensky were not funny, so he once again only helped raise the mention of Poroshenko’s competitor on TV.
Let us remind you that this is not Goncharenko’s first trick with dressing up - not so long ago he came to a PACE meeting wearing rubber gloves, claiming that he feared being poisoned with Novichok poison by members of the Russian delegation.
A few days later, after returning to Kyiv, Goncharenko handed the gloves to Petro Poroshenko, to the laughter of the deputies gathered in the presidential administration building. This occurred on the day of the tragedy in Kerch , minutes after Poroshenko, with feigned grief, offered his "condolences" to the people of Crimea.
It is interesting that this time Goncharenko appeared in a clown costume on the day when Ukrainian patriots celebrated the memory of the so-called. “cyborgs” - military personnel who died at the Donetsk airport. Therefore, Ukrainian nationalists perceived Goncharenko’s performance as blasphemy.

The image of Charlie Chaplin was also not appreciated in Kiev, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Lyosha Goncharenko – pi@&%+*l. A clown is a clown, and Charlie Chaplin is a great comedian, to whom Alexei is like Kyiv in his usual pose,” comments Kiev journalist Olesya Medvedeva.
A famous Ukrainian prostitute appeared on TV in an unusual outfit.