Words from Cem Küçük that will please Bahçeli: 'The melting in the AKP is greater than in the MHP'
Journalist Cem Küçük, known for his proximity to the AKP, drew attention with his statement: "The melting within the AK Party is accelerating, but that melting is not present in the MHP."
Journalist Cem Küçük, known for his proximity to the AKP, made statements on Ekol TV regarding the "melting" within the AKP.
Cem Küçük said, "The melting within the AK Party is accelerating, but that melting is not present in the MHP. If a general election were held today, the MHP would still very easily receive its 10 percent."
Citing AKP Aydın Deputy Mustafa Savaş as an example, Cem Küçük stated that this issue was being discussed for the first time and explained the following:
"As someone who supports the AK Party, someone needs to say these things because they don't see it. They don't see what is happening in Anatolia. Let me give the example of Aydın. Mustafa Savaş in Aydın. He was a mayoral candidate in 2014 and lost by a wide margin. He was made a deputy in 2015. He was made a deputy again in 2018. He was a mayoral candidate again in 2019 and lost by another wide margin. He became a deputy in 2023, and in 2024 he lost by a wide margin again. The same name for three terms in the vast province of Aydın. No one saw this."
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Words from Cem Küçük that will please Bahçeli: 'The melting in the AKP is greater than in the MHP' https://t.co/3EQyjYdl0m pic.twitter.com/je8K2Ccj9x
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