CHP's Gül Çiftci: It reveals their desperation, lack of standards, and immorality
CHP Deputy Chair Gül Çiftci responded to allegations targeting female politicians in her party in a statement made on her social media account.
Çiftci stated, "Those who try every way to attack our party have now stooped low enough to target women. This mindset, which attempts to make the labor, struggle, and honor of female politicians a subject of debate with dishonorable slanders, clearly reveals its desperation, lack of standards, and immorality."
Gül Çiftci used the following expressions in her statement:
"Those who try every way to attack our party have now stooped low enough to target women. This mindset, which attempts to make the labor, struggle, and honor of female politicians a subject of debate with dishonorable slanders, clearly reveals its desperation, lack of standards, and immorality.
Those who resort to slander to undermine the Republican People's Party are those who are uncomfortable with the presence of women on the political stage. Because they know that as the organized power of women grows, the end of the dark order they have established is approaching.
We know this dirty language and the dark focus that produces this language very well. Those who try to manipulate politics with slander and public opinion with dishonorable scenarios will find the deep-rooted solidarity of the Republican People's Party and the unshakeable will of women against them."
News Source: 12punto
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