Four close aides of Lee Jun-seok, former leader of the People's Republic of Korea, ``Share new party action plan with former leader'' = South Korea

On the 12th, the group of four close aides of Lee Jun-seok (Lee Jun-seok), former representative of the People's Power (ruling party), met with former representative Lee the night before to plan an action plan for forming a new party.
It was revealed that he would share '. 'Jeon Ah Yong In' is a group of four pro-Lee Jun Seok candidates who participated in the People's Power March 8 All-Party Convention, including Party Cooperative Chairman Jeong Ha Ram, Rep. Heo Eun A, and Kim.
・Refers to former Supreme Youth Committee member Yong-tae (Kim Yong-tae) and Gyeonggi-do (Gyeonggi-do) lawmaker Lee Ki-in (Lee Ki-in). The four people had prepared to run in the general election in Dongdaemun, Seoul, on the afternoon of the previous day.
I had a meeting with former Representative Lee at Representative Huh's regional office. At this meeting, former leader Lee reportedly spent about four hours explaining in detail his plan to form a new party ahead of the general election.
Rep. Lee Ki-in said in a phone call with Yonhap News, ``Although I did not make a resolution to form a new party, I did not make a resolution to form a new party, but I am disappointed in former Representative Lee's specific plans and direction.
``Everything resonated with me,'' and Rep. Huh said, ``It seems like it was an opportunity for us to reconfirm our direction together within a larger framework.'' Former Representative Lee said at the meeting that when forming a new party, he wanted to base it in the metropolitan area and
It is said that he has announced his intention to have a large number of local candidates run in the Gyeongsang Province area, which is a major voting area. Former Supreme Youth Committee member Kim said, ``If I were to form a party, I would go to a political party in the metropolitan area, but
He said that if elections were to be held locally, he would submit candidates to all 30 local districts. He said that if there is a request for him to run in Gyeongsang Province, he will not avoid it."
Former Representative Lee also shared a list of current members with whom he had been communicating behind the scenes regarding joining the new party, saying, ``Both members had a higher percentage of ruling party members than the Democratic Party (opposition).
'' said the attendees. Prior to this, former leader Lee had stated several times in media interviews that ``There are people who support the new party even among the current members of People's Power.''
Rep. Lee Ki-in said, ``I felt that there were many people not only outside the party but also within the party who were trying to contact the former leader.
We were able to confirm the truth of the story that there are quite a few differences." Chairman Chung also said, ``Former representative Lee picked up the real names of the current members with whom he communicated, and said, ``These people are the ones who ran here.''
I had specific ideas like, 'I think this person would be good, and I think this person would be good in this kind of role.'' Former CEO Lee, who is said to have mainly been in contact with people outside the hospital, announced this week that
Plans to meet with current Gyeongsang-do area politicians from the ruling party, including Daegu, Gyeongsangbuk-do, Busan, and Gyeongsangnam-do, and continue to communicate behind the scenes. That's it
say.