Çetin Sağsöz writes: Appointing members to the Constitutional Commission...

Is this a "softening" or a "normalization"?

Or is it openly mocking the intelligence of the nation?

Until just yesterday, you were saying, "We are showing a red card," and "If there is no 30, we are not in it..."

But we see that neither have you disappeared, Özgür Özel, nor have you resolutely defended the values of the Republic.

Do not forget:

This public will never allow the fundamental principles of the Republic to be made a subject of negotiation!

So, wouldn't one ask:

If there were money, would you not have truly given a raise to the retirees, Mr. President?

And now...

They have come out; they are staging a "we are making a constitution" theater with the performance of a 1.5-year-old child wearing size 32 shoes.

And in this play, the figures within the CHP are assigned the role of extras!

Members are being quietly appointed to the commission...

This picture is not unfamiliar at all:

It reminds one of the legacy of those who caused major fractures in the past by saying "not enough, but yes."

The CHP's appointment of members to this commission has created a deep distrust at the grassroots level and has seriously damaged the party's internal dynamics.

Now, the real question that needs to be asked is this:

Why did the CHP enter into this bargain?

In exchange for what are they taking part in this commission?

Weren't they the leading party?

Weren't they going to act according to their representative power?

But it appears that this move is: Either an extension of an "absolutely void" agreement made with the AKP,

Or a tactical maneuver to mask the intense pressure on the municipalities...

We will see the answers to these questions more clearly in the near future.

But this is certain:

The price for the conspiracies set up against Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu and for those who stabbed the party in the back from within will surely be paid one day.

Both politically and in the conscience of history!

Now, the most critical issue is:

Who will join this commission?

True Kemalist deputies?

Or those who are marketed as "having DEM origins" and who cast aside the principles of the Republic at the first opportunity?

These questions are no longer just those of the CHP voter, but of everyone who cares about the fate of this country.

Because the issue is not just an internal party debate...

This issue is directly related to the future of the Republican regime!