>>>"Hundreds of thousands of people have rallied in Istanbul in support of secularism in Turkey, amid a row over a vote for the country's next president. The protesters are concerned that the ruling party's candidate for the post remains loyal to his Islamic roots."
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>>I'm still baffled at religious people not just being elected, but somehow being seen as more fit for election. How can anyone know when will they be loyal to their post, and when to their religion? I wouldn't trust my vote to such a person.
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>I guess the same could be said about political ideology. When will they screw the voting public to serve their ideology. But maybe we expect this.

At least they advertise that. The ideology is supposed to be in the party program and election platform. That's their shop window.