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Friday 2 June 2017

Hasan Çakar drops out of presidential election, endorses Shady Morsi

This morning, Hasan Çakar of the Nomad Party has announced his withdrawal from the 2017 presidential election and has endorsed rival candidate Shady Morsi of the Northern League.
The former President's withdrawal from the presidential race will come as a surprise, especially three days after a poll revealed he was leading the other candidates by 25 points. Hasan has justified this decision by stating that the other candidates have "much better ideas" than he does and he is willing to work with any of them as long as they make compromises for his planned policies. Regarding why he has chosen to specifically endorse Shady Morsi, Hasan gave this following statement:
"I offered both Tanju and Asghar the chance to work with me but they never accepted the offer, Shady did. Also Shady has campaigned harder then any other candidates and has the most well-described policies compared to the his rivals. I may not agree with some of them but I respect this. He has also promised me that I will be his head of government and he also has a good record within micronational and separatist communities as a statesman and diplomat. Regardless of this, I am willing to work with any of the candidates and I wish them all the best of luck."
In other news, a new opinion poll will be held soon to see how public opinion has shifted following Hasan Çakar withdrawal. It is expected that the voters of Hasan Çakar will know be split between Morsi and Asghar Reza.
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