"I don't even entertain the thought that Viktor Yanukovych will be president of Ukraine," said presidential candidate Anatoliy Kinakh. \n \nAs UNIAN reports, he said this in response to questions from residents of Ivano-Frankivsk about what Ukraine would be like under President V. Yanukovych. \n \nA. Kinakh is convinced that "people with a criminal past cannot be presidents of states." "By choosing such people, we cross the line of morality," he emphasized. \n \nThe candidate is convinced that currently "society is being imposed elections from two extremes." On one hand, this is "power with a criminal past," on the other, "the opposition, which is rushing to power." In his opinion, "this does not contribute to the consolidation of society." \n \nA. KINAKH criticized "administrative and forceful pressure on the voter." According to him, "it is cynical and unacceptable to break society over one's knee." "One gets the impression that the election results have already been approved in the offices," he noted. "All that remains is to convey the results to the voter." He called for everyone to necessarilycome to the elections and vote "as the heart prompts." \n \nA. Kinakh believes that in Ukraine "it is no longer programs that are competing, but worldviews, according to which we are called to live by honor or 'by the concepts'."