In 1996, three Republican operatives take a job to secretly assist Boris Yeltsin's reelection campaign in Moscow. Initially, they're met with dismal polling numbers, but after gaining the attention of Yeltsin's daughter, they work tirelessly to boost his approval ratings through polling, focus groups, and strategic messaging. As their efforts yield results, the trio's concerns grow about who hired them and whether Yeltsin's allies have alternative plans. Amidst the challenges, George Gorton emphasizes the importance of democracy and capitalism, driving the team forward.
Spinning Boris
A group of American consultants is brought in by Russia's political elite to boost President Yeltsin's re-election chances, as his popularity plummets to a dismal single-digit approval rating.
