''Erdoğan Gitsin'', ''CHP Gelmesin'': Sağ Seçmen Kime Yönelecek? Rakip Sağ Büyüyebilir mi?

In Via Özel, Alin Ozinian's guest is researcher and author Tarık Çelenk. Right-wing politics have been in power in Turkey for many years. While the People's Alliance, formed by the AK Party and the MHP, governs the country, the question of "can the right come to power?" actually opens up another debate: Can right-wing opposition parties, rivals to the AK Party, grow and have a real chance in the election? In this broadcast, we discuss the orientations of right-wing voters in Turkey, the aspirations of the conservative base that has broken away from the AK Party, whether opposition to the CHP opens up space for the right-wing opposition, and the potential of actors such as the İYİ Party, the Re-establishment of Welfare Party, the Key Party, and the Felicity Party. Where might voters who say "Erdoğan should go" but are concerned about "the CHP not coming to power" turn? Can right-wing opposition parties establish a new political language, or will they remain merely parties with bargaining power during election periods? The broadcast also addresses the expectation of a strong leader in Turkey, statist-nationalist reflexes, the conservative electorate's search for security, why actors emerging from within the AK Party are not considered sufficiently convincing, and what the opposition right needs to become an alternative to the ruling party: Can the opposition right find political space only on the ground where the idea of ​​"Erdoğan must go" intersects with the concern that "the CHP should not come to power either"? 00:00–03:20 Introduction: Is the right already in power in Turkey? 03:20–07:10 What do we mean by "opposition right"? 07:10–11:40 Can right-wing parties rivaling the AK Party grow? 11:40–16:00 Who are the voters who say "Erdoğan should go, but the CHP shouldn't come to power"? 16:00–20:15 Right-wing voters' expectation of a strong leader and state 20:15–24:30 Where will conservative voters who broke away from the AK Party go? 24:30–29:10 The chances of the İyi Party, Yeniden Refah, Anahtar Party, and Saadet Party 29:10–33:00 Why don't former AK Party members inspire confidence? 33:00–37:20 The problem of the opposition right doing politics with the language of the 1970s 37:20–42:00 Is the opposition right an alternative to the government or a bargaining chip? 📢 Important Announcement! You can now receive instant program notifications and exclusive content by joining VIA TV's WhatsApp channel! 📲 Join now: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb6y... 🔵 Homeland Desk All Episodes:    • MEMLEKET MASASI   🔵 International Flights All Episodes:    • DIŞ HATLAR   🔵 Azpolitik All Episodes:    • AZPOLİTİK   🔵 ViaWeekend All Episodes:    • VIA ÖZEL   🔵 ViaAgenda All Episodes:    • VIA GÜNDEM   🔻Subscribe and turn on notifications! 🔻You can support us on Patreon and contribute to the growth of an independent and free media platform. Thank you! 🔻Patreon:   / membership   🔻Twitter: https://x.com/ViaTVMedya 🔻Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@viatvmedia?_t... 🔻Instagram:   / alinozinian   🔻Join this channel to enjoy exclusive benefits and support us: / @viatvmedya