"I Appeared in Trump's Tweet"… 'No Mask' Min Kyung-wook Spotted

Minkyungwook Appears on Trump's Twitter... Participates in Election Protest Rally

Photo by Min Kyung-wook, former Future United Party (now People Power Party) member of the National Assembly, Facebook capture

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Young-eun] Former Future United Party (now People Power Party) lawmaker Min Kyung-wook appeared in a Twitter video posted by U.S. President Donald Trump. It was revealed that Min participated in a large-scale rally contesting the presidential election results held in Washington DC on the 12th (local time).

On the 13th, Min posted on Facebook, "I attended the Million MAGA March event today. President Trump tweeted a related video, and I appeared in two places," along with photos of himself at the rally.

Earlier, President Trump shared a video on his Twitter showing his supporters gathering in Washington DC for a large-scale march rally. The rally was held to support President Trump by raising allegations of illegal election practices ahead of the nationwide Electoral College vote that officially confirms the U.S. presidential election results.

In a video posted by U.S. President Donald Trump, former Future United Party (now People Power Party) lawmaker Min Kyung-wook wearing a red hat can be seen. Photo by Donald Trump

In the video shared by President Trump, Min Kyung-wook stood at the front of the protest line, like other supporters, without wearing a mask. The red hat he wore bore the white lettering of Trump's campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again."

Meanwhile, Min had raised suspicions of election fraud after losing the April 15 general election in Incheon Yeonsu-eul.

In October, Min also held a solo picket protest in front of the White House, Congress, and the Supreme Court in the U.S., holding a placard that read "Korea's democracy is dead." At the time, he said, "The April 15 general election was fraudulent. China is behind it," and warned, "America, if you are not careful, you will be the next victim."

Additionally, last month, after President Trump declared he would not concede the U.S. presidential election results, Min claimed he would form the "Mint Alliance," named after the initials of Min Kyung-wook and Trump. On his Facebook on the 7th of last month, he said, "President Trump and I will ride the big wave of election fraud together," adding, "I named it Mint after the initials of Min Kyung-wook and Trump. Isn't it fresh and fragrant? I hope you call it the Mint Alliance."

Such claims by Min also drew criticism from within the opposition party.

On the 10th of last month, Ha Tae-kyung, a People Power Party lawmaker, wrote on his Facebook, "Min's flights of imagination have gone too far. He is harming national interests by claiming even the U.S. election was fraudulent," and urged, "The People Power Party must immediately expel Min, who is bringing international disgrace to South Korea."

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