SNS advocating for the need for clemency for Kim Kyung-soo ahead of Liberation Day special pardons Emphasizing “Fairness, common sense, and adherence to the principle of national unity” towards Yoon Significant recruitment of non-progressive figures such as pro-Noh and pro-Moon personnel in the first half of the term Raising existence as a key figure to replace Lee Jae-myung’s unilateral regime, ‘[Suwon=Edaily Hwang Young-min Reporter] Governor Kim Dong-yeon of Gyeonggi Province urged for the clemency of former Governor Kim Kyung-soo ahead of Liberation Day special pardons. Recently, Governor Kim, who has been raising objections to the “Lee Jae-myung unilateral regime” within the Democratic Party, is speeding up his activities., ,
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, ‘On the 7th, Governor Kim advocated for the political rehabilitation of former Governor Kim Kyung-soo through his social networking service (SNS), stating, “We have already done enough of ‘my side pardon’ and ‘selective pardon’. The Liberation Day special pardon should be different.”, , ‘Governor Kim Dong-yeon stressed, “It should conform to the principles of fairness and common sense emphasized by President Yoon and the principle of national unity.” He added, “If it turns into a selective pardon again, the path to national unity will be further away. It is not the time to postpone it with superficial political calculations.”, , ‘Furthermore, he emphasized, “Politics are polarizing into extreme directions. A politics of inclusiveness and unity is urgently needed.” He expressed his hope that the political rehabilitation of former Governor Kim Kyung-soo can be a catalyst for this.’, , ‘Governor Kim Dong-yeon, who is at a turning point in his term as governor of Gyeonggi Province, has been actively recruiting non-progressive personnel such as former Blue House spokesperson Kang Min-seok and appointing former lawmaker Jeon Hae-cheol, a key figure in the pro-Moon faction, as chairman of the Gyeonggi Province Advisory Committee.’, , ‘In this context of expanding influence, there is speculation in some quarters that Governor Kim Dong-yeon could be considered as a presidential candidate to replace Lee Jae-myung, the former Democratic Party leader, who poses a significant legal risk.’, ,