Erdoğan's remarks on the 'Six-Party Table': 'They all ended in disappointment, they couldn't even enter Parliament'
President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan spoke at his party's rally in Konya. Listing his criticisms of the CHP, Erdoğan also said of the Six-Party Table, 'They all ended in disappointment. They were supposedly going to make Anatolia rise up, but they couldn't even enter Parliament.'
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President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan spoke in Konya, which he visited as part of his local election campaign.
In his speech, where he criticized the CHP, Erdoğan said the following:
"We ended a long period marked by bans and oppression. They said, 'Will you be the one to do it, will you be the one to manage it?' and by God, he did it. We saved Turkey from many traps. We evaluated every development taking place in the world. It is possible to see the difference between the old Turkey and today's Turkey best in Konya. Remember the last elections. Today, they have expanded the front by using the unique characteristics of the election. The CHP is in secret cooperation with the DEM. They find a new word in the dictionary every day to hide this from the eyes of the nation. The DEM administration, which has no will of its own, acts according to orders received from outside. They nominate puppet names who will not manage the cities but will not disobey the orders of the organization. That is, from where? From Kandil."
In his speech, Erdoğan also criticized the DEVA Party and the Future Party (Gelecek Partisi).
Erdoğan continued as follows:
"There are other elements that joined this insidious game of these two parties to make the People's Alliance lose. They left our party and became guests of the Six-Party Table. Currently, they do not even have a place in parliament. They all ended in disappointment. They were supposedly going to make Anatolia rise up, but they couldn't even enter Parliament. Our hearts do not agree with the situation of those who cannot produce any ideas for the benefit of the country. We find it difficult to understand those who think they are doing politics by setting their eyes on AK Party votes."