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==Groups within party== Tayyipists are the structure that constitutes those who support Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The group represents the Erdoğanism view within the party. Pelikanists are a group that is close to [[Berat Albayrak]] and Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and supports the liquidation of those who do not comply with the main line of the party. The existence of the Pelican group was revealed through Redhack. It is thought that this group played a role in Ahmet Davutoğlu's resignation. Soyluists are the group that supports former Democratic Party chairman Süleyman Soylu's entry into the AK Party and his position as Minister of Internal Affairs. Bilalists are the pro-Erdoğanist group within the party, led by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's son Bilal Erdoğan. The disgruntled group is the group that defines those who disapprove of the party's recent policies. Ideologically, it supports the liberal, conservative and pro-European Union views of the AK Party in its early years. It is said that former president Abdullah Gül, [[Bülent Arınç]], [[Ali Babacan]], founder of the Democracy and Progress Party, who left the AK Party, and Ahmet Davutoğlu, founder of the Future Party, led this group. Davutoğlu supporters are the group that supports Ahmet Davutoğlu's prime ministership and views. It differs from the party's mainstream politics in that it is more Islamist in outlook and advocates ummahism instead of nationalism. The group, which has become unpopular in recent times, disbanded after Davutoğlu left the party and founded the Future Party.
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