Lee Jun-seok's new party, representative of People's Power Former, has ``over 40,000 members'' through online recruitment...What will it do next? = Korea

More than 40,000 members have joined the party, tentatively called the Reform Party, promoted by Lee Jun-seok, former president of the People's Power (ruling party). Please note that this number was obtained only online.
On the 7th, Representative Lee Former posted on Facebook a photo of the home page of the Preparatory Committee for Forming a New Reform Party with the caption, ``(Party members) have exceeded 40,000 people. Together with 40,424 comrades.''
This is four days after he posted the announcement of party membership on his Facebook page on the 3rd. Representative Lee Former, Jung Ha-ram, Heo Eun-ah, and Lee Ki-in reform reform
On the 6th, the chairman of the party joint formation preparation committee held a street recruitment campaign in Daegu, in addition to online party member recruitment. The new reform party will complete the city/province party formation and registration application process as early as this week.
The Central Party is scheduled to hold a party formation convention around the 20th. On the 8th, Representative Lee Former, who served as chairman of the Reform New Party's political platform and policy committee, will hold a press conference to introduce the political platform and policies at the National Assembly.
Kim Cheol-geun, who is a close aide to former President Lee and is the head of the political affairs office of former former People's Power Representative, said on Facebook, ``This is an act of arrogance that ignores the will of the people.
We are about to embark on a great political revolution that will judge power." On the 2nd, Director Kim Former was appointed secretary-general of the New Reform Party and reportedly left the People's Power party.
The day before, Representative Lee Former said, ``I'm having trouble [recognizing] the Daegu/Gyeongsangbuk-do National Assembly member's ability to join the new party.
Many people say they act quickly in difficult situations. Some members of Daegu and Gyeongsangbuk Province saw the process of forcibly expelling former representative Kim Ki-hyun, and expressed their concern that the official recognition of the Gyeongsang Province area was proceeding smoothly.
I don't think anyone thinks it will happen."