Yu-Cheol Won-cheol “Should You Join the Democratic Party?”

Check-in 2020.05.14 18:13

“Hang-wook Choi, 7 minute call? Ho-young Joo, 8 minute call”
“The job of the Democratic Party is to abolish the interlocking proportional system.”

President Yu-Cheol Won of the Future Party of Korea said on Thursday that he hoped to be worthy of the Open Democratic Party, which campaigned for itself as the first and second company of the Democratic Party.

Won met with reporters in the National Assembly after meeting with United States Prime Minister Joo Ho-young in the National Assembly on this day and said, “Don’t let the Democratic Party inform us to get rid of the proportional party.” . State representatives and Won’s representatives decided to join the two sides as soon as possible and decided to form a reasonable discussion body.

Won asked: “President Moon Jae-in asked Democratic Party chairman Kang Kang-wook for a few minutes to congratulate him yesterday. He asked if the president of the main office received the call from the president,” he said. He said he had 8 minutes. ”

Furthermore, he said, “The issue of unification of the unified part and the future Korean part is a matter for future brothers and sisters to take care of, and it is not a matter of other parties to get involved.” Said.

President Won’s mention of the coin between President Moon and the Open Democratic Party Democratic Party seems to be a sign of dissatisfaction with the Democratic Party, which uses the Union and the Union. The Open Democratic Party asserted itself as a second party of the Democratic Party, claiming a blatantly pro-American party, but was excluded from the Democratic Party, which feared it would crush supporters’ vote in the last general election. Although the general election is over, the Democratic Party is drawing a line with the Open Democratic Party. In the midst of this, President Moon spoke to Democratic Party chairman Choi the day before.

In addition to the proportional party, the Democratic Party, which decided to join the Citizens Party and the Republic of Korea, is pressing the party to join the United Party and the Future Korean Party. Representative Lee Hae-chan of the Democratic Party told the United Party and the Future Korean Party: “I will take special measures (if not appropriate)”, saying: “Two-headed snakes fighting for the position chairman position and subsidies of the government”. Internal representative Kim Tae-nyeon, who took office last week, even said that even if the future Korean Party formed an independent negotiating group, it would not be recognized as a negotiating group. In response to this, Mr. Won responded to “party intervention” and argued that the abolition of the tie-based proportional choice system should prevail over worthy parties.