Lee Jun-seok, chairman of the Reform Party's political platform and policy committee, ``Nakjun Solidarity seems like a derogatory term...How about 'Risan Brothers'?'' - South Korea

On the 17th, Lee Jun-seok, chairman of the Reform New Party's political platform and policy committee, expressed his solidarity with former representative Lee Na-kyung (Lee Nak-yeon), who both left the Democratic Party (opposition).
Regarding the name, he said, ``It seems like a derogatory term,'' and suggested ``Risan Brothers,'' which means the two Lees, as an alternative.
On this day, Chairman Lee Jun Seok appeared on the CBS Radio program 'Kim Hyun Jung News'.
``If more people support us, we will induce them with a good name. There is no reason to close (the possibility of solidarity),'' he said on the show.
Chairman Lee Jun-seok said, ``Kim Jong-in, former chairman of the People's Power Emergency Response Committee,
When asked if he agreed with the outlook that it would be difficult for Nakjun to join the party, he answered, ``It is a reality that Chairman Kim Former will be difficult.''
Next, regarding the conditions for the success of Rakushun Solidarity, he said, ``It must be exceptional and take on a level of challenge that no one could have expected.''
"We can make a big difference," he said. Regarding the solidarity of Zone 3 forces, Chairman Lee Jun-seok said, ``The big group that the people see is the democratic progressive camp, with Lee Jae-myung (Lee Jae-myung) and the Democratic Party.
There are two types of parties: those who promote a new party due to conflicts with party representatives or conflicts within the Justice Party (opposition), and those who come out of conservative parties to pursue conservative reforms. When too many different actors emerge, the country
There is a risk of misleading the public." Furthermore, it is premised that ``there is a possibility that not all of the individual actors will shine,'' and the promotion of a joint party with the same proportions between the two factions is ``internal composition.''
Members of the public also have very negative opinions."