Je-won Jang “I need to hurry with the reorganization of the Ahn opposition … The vested interest in politics

“Moo-Hyun Roh and Mong-Joon Chung are more convincing than unification”

[아시아경제 임춘한 기자] On the 9th, Representative Je-won Jang said, “It is necessary to think deeply about the opposition reorganization theory that President Ahn argued about the reorganization of the opposition party,” Ahn Chul-soo said. No, we have to hurry, ”he said.

Representative Jang said on Facebook that day: “It is because it is difficult to break away from the difficult government and win the next by-election and presidential elections with the power of the people alone. The party’s approval rating has been set at the 20% level. It is showing that further progress is needed. ”“ All the leading groups of the upcoming opposition presidential candidates are outside the party. “We are eloquent in the justification for the reorganization of the opposition,” he said.

Representative Jang said, “President Kim Young-sam created a government by uniting President Roh Tae-woo and Roh Moo-hyun, and Chung Mong-joon. I emphasized.

Representative Jang said, “The separation policy of President Kim Jong-in from People’s Strength Hypertrophy is an obsession with vested interests and unprofitable pride. Heungseon Daewon-gun escalated the crisis in Joseon by adhering to the policy of isolation to protect the feudal dynasty. “President Kim’s separation policy deepens the opposition crisis and allows the Democratic Party to rule for 100 years.”

Representative Jang said: “If we lose next year’s by-elections, it will be difficult to create the next government and it is easy to predict the successive defeat of the local elections that will take place three months after the presidential elections and the general elections in second year of the next government. It is a crisis. People don’t look at us because we get politicized. “It is time for the entire opposition party to abandon all vested interests and go down the path of innovation and integration only.”

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