New Reform Party leader Lee Jun-seok: ``Political oppression...I am the candidate that President Yoon Seok-yeo least wants to win'' - South Korea

On the 25th, Lee Jun-seok, president of the New Reform Party, who ran in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do, said, ``From President Yoon Seo-gyul's point of view, he is probably the most popular member of the National Assembly.
I'm probably the only candidate who doesn't want to be elected." On this day, CEO Lee said in an interview on the YTN radio program 'News King! I'm Park Ji Hoon,' ``What if Dongtan?
If I am elected in the new city, the person that President Yoon wanted to suppress politically will become a member of the National Assembly.''
Representative Lee said, ``Is the New Reform Party the main body in judging the government because public opinion is very strong against judging the government?
However, many people are still paying close attention to this aspect of the party, perhaps because it is just another political party with more conservative tendencies than a government judge. That's why I'm conservative and progressive about that part.
Regardless of the ideological spectrum, even though we may have gathered many conservative figures, on the contrary, we have been the most oppressed by President Yoon's unilateralism, and as a result, we have become the subjects of judgment on the government.
It can be said that it is a party that can support the future of Japan," he added. Furthermore, ``It seems that this is the party that should be the most inconvenient in government.If the Democratic Party of Japan (opposition) candidate wins in Higashinada, for example, the Democratic Party of Japan will
"Even though it's a huge party, adding one seat to it won't be a big blow to the Yoon government." Regarding the atmosphere surrounding the general election, Representative Lee said, ``For the past two years, many people have felt the mismanagement of the Yun government.''
showed anger. Particularly in the metropolitan area, the debate over government judgment is expected to become particularly intense. At this point, the key to this theory of judging the government is which party, including the new party, will be given the trust of the people.
” was analyzed. He went on to say, ``I have the burden of having to increase my approval rating as much as possible and lift the mood of the party.Third party elections are very unstable.
"Thus, through our desperate efforts, we will try to make the local residents aware that we can be the ones judging the government."