Akşener: Parliament has no power

After visiting the home in Çekmeköy, Akşener came to the facilities of a factory that produces honey. Making statements to the press before meeting with the workers at the factory, Akşener said that he visited the tradesmen for 3 years, listening to their problems, and making home visits to poor families.

Expressing that he also visited the working laborers, Akşener said, “Today, the efforts to ask for votes for Kılıçdaroğlu and to win this election, which turned into a referendum. The horror of what I saw at home tells us that this election must be taken and that there must be change.” he said.

Akşener said that guns, alcohol and pills were mentioned in the houses he visited, and continued as follows:

“In the houses I entered, there was a lack of education, problems in public schools, a Turkey where he could afford to send his children to school. But on the other hand, the back streets of Istanbul where addiction increased, more drugs were sold in the back streets, pills were sold, and then these young people were turned into dealers after they were accustomed to addiction. “Women who are subjected to violence next to pots that don’t boil. Children who cannot gain weight or become obese after reaching the age of 13-15, who go to secondary school or high school and never think about university, who study at the repair shop and work at the same time.”

Noting that the citizens expressed the issue of rent during these visits, Akşener claimed that the people who governed Turkey were no longer able to help.

Akşener said, “Women who say ‘This aid has stopped, this aid has stopped’ and women who want a job for their children, spouses show us that this freak system has really brought Turkey to the brink of the abyss. As a result, we have to win this election.” made its assessment.

“I believe that it will be given up with the efforts of the AK Party”

“The Nation Alliance lost its majority in the Assembly according to the results of the election. From this perspective, what would change or benefit from Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu’s becoming president?” Akşener answered the question as follows:

“The Assembly is the legislature. In this system, the President is the executive alone. The deputies have no value, the Assembly has no power. Since the People’s Alliance won the majority in the Assembly, I see this as a God-witness chance. We would love to have the two of them together, that is something else. But that also brings a chance: From the moment when Mr. Kılıçdaroğlu, the candidate of the Parliamentary People’s Alliance, the Nation Alliance’s candidate, was elected president, you will see as soon as possible, without the need for a referendum, that the AK Party is a part of it, maybe. I do not think that the proposals of the Nation Alliance and the proposals of the components of the People’s Alliance will contradict the proposals of the People’s Alliance, in which the views of all of us are taken into account, in the transition to the parliamentary system. “I believe. Maybe not. That’s the one I’m talking about. If Mr. Kılıçdaroğlu was elected, if all the great opportunities and that strange power he had from the moment he was elected, the AK Party members would be pissed off the most. That’s why he thinks that the transition to the parliamentary system can be done together, and it can be faster, and I believe it.”

Akşener noted that the reaction from this party after her words on the program of the Free Cause Party (HÜDAPAR) in the television program she attended last night was a medal of honor for her.

Expressing that he has not yet received the text of reconciliation spoken between Victory Party Chairman Ümit Özdağ and CHP Chairman and Nation Alliance presidential candidate Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, Akşener added that it will probably be sent to them after the text is finalized.