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Today Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will meet with POTUS. When Erdogan visited in 2017, Turkish security officials refused to respect Americans’ First Amendment rights and attacked people peacefully demonstrating against Erdogan. We can’t let that happen again today.
That’s why a bipartisan delegation of 40 members joined me in asking the State Department and DC Metro Police to protect Americans’ rights to assemble and speak out, as well as ensure their safety while doing so.https://crenshaw.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=168 …
I’m sure he really regrets it. This POTUS has really held him to account. Taught him not to mess with the U.S.!
Erdogan has no business being welcomed into the White House.
Unfortunately they're still in NATO and technically our allies...
Have secret service unload on his bodyguards.
Watch closely as Erdogan give the order. Listen to the background noise as protester chants suddenly stop.pic.twitter.com/tmNJmJozX4
Good at least one branch of government is still focused and working for the people. I’m sorry that half of Congress has brought that whole branch into the laughing stock of the world. All this does is shows weakness to our enemies and make us vulnerable.
Thanks for drawing attention to the anti-democratic tendencies of Erdogan. The Turkish administration is increasingly a challenge for the values of the US and the EU and we shouldn’t let political convenience outweigh our commitment to those values.
Well said sir. They may be able to control what people say through intimidation and thuggery in their country but NOT here.
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