Factional showdown within the People's Power Party... Representative Han Dong-hoon: ”There are people who are quarreling with each other to obstruct reform” = South Korea

Han Dong-hoon, the leader of the ruling People's Power Party, visited Daegu on the 25th. "In order to obstruct change and renewal, they have started a self-deprecating feud and have been shying away from the government," he said.
"There are people who are trying to make profits for themselves. To me, you are all major shareholders. I will defend this administration to the end," he said. This comes as the party is in an internal dispute over the nomination of a special inspector without preconditions, as proposed by Chairman Han.
Han, who attended the Daegu Women's Political Academy on the same day, said, "We will prevent totalitarian forces from taking power and re-establish the government. We will work to change and renew our power."
Han said, "If we don't solve the problem now and make changes and reforms, we will all perish. I am the one
"I like to become one and unite. Let's become one and unite solely to solve the problem. We must not become one and unite in order to avoid or ignore the problem," he emphasized.
We must win to protect the Republic of Korea. If we fight, we can win," said Han. "We are trying to somehow allay the concerns and worries of supporters of Mrs. Kim Gun-Hee.
"This is the reason why the People's Power Party won 61% of the votes in the recent by-elections in Geumjeong-gu, Busan.
According to a poll conducted on the 1st, the approval rating of the president in carrying out his national affairs in the Busan, Ulsan and Gyeongsangnam-do areas was 27%.
"I want to see the president's approval rating rise," he said. "I want to see the president's approval rating rise," he said. "I want to see the president's approval rating rise. I want to see the president's approval rating rise."
The reason why the People Power Party gave 61% of its support in the same areas (at the time of the by-election) was that, paradoxically, we felt that if the government and the ruling party followed the will of the people a little more, they would have more will to solve the problem.
If they demonstrate their will and put it into practice, public sentiment is ready to change from 27 percent to 61 percent."
Han and Lee Jae-myung, the Democratic Party leader, are both in favor of the Public Offices Election Act.
With only a short time left until the first trial, he said, "Once guilty verdicts begin to be handed out, the hearts of many common-sense citizens will turn away from the Democratic Party." He continued, "The power of the people must respond to the hearts of those people.
Even when November 15 comes and Lee's guilty verdict is announced one after another, if we cannot answer with confidence the people's question, "Aren't you (the People's Power) the same?" then we will have to face the reality of our hearts.
" will not come to us," he emphasized.