Doctors: My neck still depends on what I said

#Doctors: My neck still depends on what I said

Part of the presidential candidate’s statement:
All those who did not come and still remained in doubt about the effectiveness of their vote, some of them are dear to Iran and their hearts are pledged to the realization of justice, freedom and progress for Iran, and they consider Iran as belonging to all Iranians.
I said that I will return to freedom because I have seen misplaced and extra-legal interventions that have sometimes caused the weakening of Islam, the revolution and the system, and the disregard of human dignity and society. Women and youths, owners of thought, knowledge, culture and art, relatives, followers of religions, investors and entrepreneurs, each of them wants to reform and improve the existing situation. Iran cannot be reduced to one color and new generations and demands cannot be ignored.
I said that I will return to #economic justice because improving people’s livelihood and providing a normal life for all citizens has been prioritized.
I said that I will return to de-escalation in foreign policy and solving the issue of oppressive sanctions based on national authority and constructive interaction, because the solution to Iran’s economic and development issues first goes through politics.
I know that Iran’s upcoming and future issues are difficult and sometimes chronic and complex; But in the atmosphere of hope, trust, solidarity and your participation, knots can be opened.
I am committed not to betray your trust; You voted for me because I said: I have told the truth everywhere and I do not lie; I have not benefited from any special privileges and I do not show any corruption. I said: I leave the administration and reformation of affairs to the law, expertise and collective wisdom to fulfill the nation’s rights and eliminate discrimination and injustice.
My neck is still tied to these words, and from now on, my covenant with you will be to adhere to your vote for #Iran.

@AsreFori