The Economist, which has 27 million followers, put a photo with the image “Erdogan must go” on its Twitter cover photo.

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1. Wow, that’s such a powerful move! Erdogan is definitely finished!

2. The Erdogan-bots will definitely try to use this to boost his chances, likely by accusing his opponent of being part of a Western conspiracy.

3. Ah, yes. The Economist.

   They refused to fire Lord Paul Deighton, Chairman of the board, after he was caught in the Panama Papers with hidden accounts.

4. Great job The Economist, you gave to Erdo about %3.

5. On one hand, screw the Economist, but on the other hand, Screw Erdogan.

6. These kind of approaches give Erdoğan opportunity to increase his popularity by allowing him to play the victim. He will use the same card he used many time in the past, ” Evil westerners don’t want me because I am turning us into a super power.”

7. They aren’t going to beat around the bush, are they?

8. they don’t give a shit about anything but 2 clicks

9. Now erdoğan gonna play the victim role. Good fucking job the economist.

10. Probably one of the highest quality English language newspapers in the world.

11. Collusion

12. Now the Economist will be banned for spreading “terrorist propaganda”

13. Bold to assume Erdogan isn’t gonna pull a Putin and declare himself the winner.

14. Doing your part to consolidate ex-akp voters huh? Goodjob economist.

15. If there is anything that sways voters it’s forgein magazines interjecting into national politics! That’s why brexit never happened 🙂

16. I don’t know if they are such idiots or if they want Erdogan to win. (For example, maybe because they think that Erdogan is more useful in terms of the refugee crisis)

    Because Erdogan portrays the whole world and the west as against him in all his election propaganda (although I don’t think so in reality). Such materials are a propaganda tool for him. With this alone, Erdogan can get 1% of the votes.

17. “Who must go?”👂