Lee Jun-seok "The Difficult Times of the Past 5 Years Must Be Blown Away by Overwhelming Votes"

"Although There Are Suspicions About Early Voting... Supporters and Party Members Must Participate in Early Voting"

Lee Jun-seok, leader of the People Power Party, who arrived at Miryang Station on the Passion Train, is giving a speech in the station square on February 28. / Miryang = Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

[Asia Economy Kang Wooseok Intern Reporter] On the 3rd, Lee Jun-seok, leader of the People Power Party, encouraged early voting by saying, "Let's blow away the difficult times of the past five years with overwhelming votes."

On that day, Lee said on his Facebook, "It is important for voters to exercise their power through voting so that candidate Yoon Seok-yeol's politics of fairness, justice, and common sense can shine and each of your dreams can come true," adding, "If the 2030 generation wants fair gender policies and a world without division, the only way to realize that is through voting."

He continued, "If the Republic of Korea wants to stand with the Western world and democracy and practice justice by confronting oppressors of freedom, that too is only possible through voting," emphasizing, "If you dream of solidarity and integration beyond regions to prevent the extinction and alienation of not only Gwangju but also local areas, you must empower it through voting."

Lee also made remarks targeting Lee Jae-myung, the Democratic Party presidential candidate. He wrote, "In response to the absurdity of a self-proclaimed human rights lawyer who claimed diminished mental capacity in a horrific dating violence case, the way for a public prosecutor who conducted a resolute investigation despite government scrutiny to do greater things is through voting."

He sarcastically added, "Justice to punish those who lightly spent the people's hard-earned taxes on sushi, sandwiches, Vietnamese pho, chicken soup, and beef can be achieved through voting."

Lee said, "I know there are various suspicions about early voting. Our candidate and I are a community of fate whose political destiny is determined by the election results. We have decided to cast early votes in Busan and Gwangju respectively," urging, "For the presidential election victory and successful regime change, all supporters and party members must participate in early voting."

He concluded, "Let's blow away the difficult times of the past five years with overwhelming votes," adding, "The Republic of Korea preparing for a tomorrow full of fairness, justice, and common sense needs your vote. Let's all quickly head to the polling stations."

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