CHP's Emir responds to Erdoğan's 'interregnum' remark: We are watching the era of collapse
CHP Group Deputy Chairman Murat Emir reacted to AKP Chairman and President Erdoğan's remarks targeting the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IBB), in which he said, "We would never consent to it experiencing an Interregnum period."
Making a statement on his social media account, Emir said, "We are watching the era of collapse of those who try to label us with an 'interregnum.' The state of the palace cronies who are tearing each other apart is obvious."
"A SHORT POLITICAL PLAN"
Emir stated the following:
Dragging your opponent through court corridors when you lose is not politics; it is a declaration of helplessness.
We taught you how to lose.
Now comes the hardest lesson of democracy: leaving the seat.
You will learn; just a little patience.
We are watching the era of collapse of those who try to label us with an 'interregnum.' The state of the palace cronies who are tearing each other apart is obvious."
WHAT DID ERDOĞAN SAY?
AKP Chairman and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan had made statements during the opening of the Atatürk Airport Nation's Garden in Istanbul.
Targeting the IBB administration, Erdoğan stated, "We are not leaving our Istanbul to the mercy of the incompetent, who do not know the value of things and lack a sense of history and civilization. Istanbul is the apple of our eye. Our hearts will never consent to this beloved city experiencing another Interregnum."
News Source: 12punto
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