Yun Sang-hyun, a member of the People's Power, said, ``People who don't know the politics of telling former representative Lee Jun-seok to run in a new party...Our party will not win in the general election.'' - South Korea

Yoon Sang Hyun, a member of the People's Power (ruling party), said on the 23rd, regarding former representative Lee Jun-seok's theory of forming a new party, which has been heard from some in the political world, )
If he does, our party will not be able to win the general election, and it will play a decisive role in defeating people's candidates in the metropolitan area." Rep. Yoon attended the 'Yoon Seo Gi' meeting held at the National Assembly Building this afternoon.
At a debate on ``The Power of the Government and the People, What Should We Innovate?'' Yool (Yun Seok-Yeol) said, ``Separate from likes and dislikes, former Representative Lee represents a certain portion of the centrists, youth, and Jeolla-do.'' Ta.
Rep. Yun added, ``Those who are telling (former Representative Lee) to ``run with a new party'' are people who don't know about realpolitik.We must move toward ``additional politics.''''
He went on to say, ``There is a cancer within our party that is difficult to cure.The politics of subtraction is stronger than that of addition.We can only survive if we quickly improve our constitution.''
, it will be the winning party." Furthermore, the reasons behind his victory in the last presidential election were ``the power of people in their 20s and 30s, represented by former representative Lee Jun-seok, and represented by Rep. Ahn Cheol-soo.''
There was a coalition of centrist forces. Former Representative Lee and Rep. Ahn, as well as former Reps. Yoo Seung-min and Na Kyung-won, all worked together to win the presidential election. a certain moment
"In the meantime, the electoral coalition collapsed." Rep. Yoon said, ``At the last all-party conference, we saw the centrists and young people leave, joining former Representative Lee, Rep. Ahn, and Rep. Roh.We need to reverse this as soon as possible.
"There must be," he emphasized. Regarding the fact that first-time elected members circulated a joint letter criticizing Rep. Roh former at the last all-party conference, Rep. Yoon said, ``First-time elected members rose to power without voicing reform.
I signed one letter after another in an effort to make connections.''