Former Democratic Party leader Lee Nak-yon says, ``There is a possibility that we will fail if the two parties go out of control.'' Hinting at the new party's decision = South Korea

On the 7th, Democratic Party (opposition) FORMER representative Lee Na-kyung (Lee Nak-yeon) stated, ``If we leave the Republic of Korea to the reckless actions of both parties (the People's Power (ruling party) and the Democratic Party), there is a risk of a major failure.''
In an interview on YTN's ``News Rider'' program on the same day, CEO Lee Former said, ``The fact that more and more people are fed up with the evils of both parties is a clear wake-up call and warning for politics.
It is good for political stability to humbly ask the people, ``What do you think of this alternative?'' Representative Lee Former said, ``Looking at public opinion polls, about 30% of the people say they dislike both parties.''
What will happen? "If we force test questions that require only the two parties to choose their answers, where will that 30% go?" he asked.
He added, ``But you can't just drag out time and act.''
He hinted that he might make a decision regarding a new party soon. Representative Lee Former, who has suggested the possibility of forming a new party if the Democratic Party does not reform under the (current) Lee Jae-myung regime.
Regarding his remarks on the day of the election, there is an interpretation in the political world that more emphasis is being placed on the new party. When asked, ``If you were to form a new party with someone, what would be the most important value?'' Representative Lee Former said, ``If you were to form a new party with someone, what would be the most important value?''
"A sense of responsibility and rational thinking." When asked, ``Are political parties based in specific regions also worried?'' the answer was ``People who don't have a correct answer to an exam question (where you are asked to choose one of the two parties) gather in specific areas.''
"I don't live like that," he said, indicating his intention to promote a national party when the new party is established. Representative Lee Former made such a statement that could be interpreted as promoting a new party.
This is interpreted to include a judgment that there is no possibility of innovation. Next, when asked, ``Is there any chance that the Democratic Party can reverse its failures?'', he answered, ``What can we do from now on?''
"No," he answered. In response to the request that ``the achievements of the ruling and opposition parties' reform committees be evaluated,'' Representative Lee Former said, ``The people's power reform committee lacks leadership, and the Tomoi Democratic Party has too much leadership.''
I failed.” Two days ago, Representative Lee Jae-myung called on hard-line party members known as the ``Daughters of Reform'' to unite within the party, saying, ``We need a politics of integration and unity, not a politics of exclusion.''
criticized. Lee Former CEO said, ``I hope this is the beginning of change, but it is too early to make a decision.This kind of thing has happened in the past, and we have come this far without fundamental changes.''
He added, ``If it is confirmed that we will work together to radically change the Democratic Party and restore the trust of the people, I will meet (with Representative Lee) today.''
"There's no point in taking one photo and trying to make it look like we're united," he said. In addition, former President Lee will meet with former Prime Ministers Jeong Se-gyun and Kim Boo-gyeom.
When asked about the possibility, he replied, ``There are no such plans.''