Lee Cheol-gyu says, “What? Insulting the decision-making rights of party members.”

The Trend Is Already Han Dong-hoon? Insulting the Decision Authority
“Difference between the party leader’s supporters and party members’ interests”,

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, ‘As the end of July approaches, it is expected that this week will see declarations from candidates for the leadership of the People Power Party or candidates for the highest council members leading up to the party’s national convention. Amid the competition among the leading candidates for the party leadership, the term ‘One-Dong-Hoon’ (which means that Han Dong-hoon is inevitable as the party leader) has emerged, referring to the prevailing view of Han Dong-hoon, the former vice-chairperson. Representative Lee Cheol-gyu of the People Power Party stated, “Elections should be opened up to see the results.”

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, ‘On the 17th, Representative Lee commented on KBS Radio’s ‘Critical Current Affairs,’ saying, “If the term ‘One-Dong-Hoon’ is insulting to the party members, it is disrespecting the decision-making authority of the party members, as it may not have been confirmed with each individual party member.”

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, ‘Representative Lee emphasized that the results of the election should be seen by opening them up. He said, “The interests of party supporters and party members are slightly different,” and added, “It is not desirable to suggest that a specific individual dominates the prevailing trend, even for the sake of the candidates themselves.” Regarding the ‘Han Dong-hoon prevailing theory,’ he said, “There are many people who wish for it.”

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, ‘On the speculation of conflict with President Yoon Suk-yeol and former Vice-Chairman Han Dong-hoon, he said, “(The former vice-chairman) is the person closest to President Yoon within our party. He has been together with the President longest and received the most benefits.” He further commented, “It is not desirable that rumors of conflict arise when our party members, by choosing the former vice-chairman, have judged that he will support the President’s governance and lead the election to victory in difficult times.”

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, ‘On another note, Representative Lee drew a line, saying, “I never considered running for the first majority party’s floor leader election in the 22nd National Assembly.” He explained, “I didn’t think about it from the beginning. It is better not to do it from the start.” Following the defeat in the last general election, Representative Lee also stated, “I decided that it is more appropriate to step back and help someone after this election, to play a role in fostering harmony and unity within the party.”

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