In Yohan: "Yoon, Signal to Act Boldly for the Party... Lee Jun-seok Still Waiting"

People Power Party Innovation Committee Chair Interview on YTN Radio
"Senior Lawmaker's District with Yongsan Staff Background? Childish"

In Yohan, the Innovation Committee Chairman of the People Power Party, dismissed the 'early dissolution rumor' of the Innovation Committee, saying, "It is a distortion of what our innovation committee members personally said."

On the 15th, Chairman In said on YTN Radio's 'News King with Park Ji-hoon,' "There were rumors about our (non-candidacy) list, and completely false reports unrelated to the facts came out, including that it would end early soon, which made me a bit embarrassed."

Inyohan, Chairman of the People Power Party Innovation Committee, is attending the Innovation Committee plenary meeting with the people held at the central party office in Yeouido, Seoul, on the 9th. Photo by Hyunmin Kim kimhyun81@

Regarding the 'Lee Jun-seok new party rumor,' he said, "Creating a new party is not that easy, and it is neither for former representative Lee Jun-seok nor for us," adding, "I am a doctor, not a politician, and I am struggling to change, so I hope people understand that."

He continued, "I want him to come in, close our door, and fix what needs to be fixed. I am willing to accept much criticism within us and correct our mistakes," emphasizing, "We are still waiting for former People Power Party representative Lee Jun-seok."

When asked whether there was any communication with President Yoon Seok-yeol regarding the proposal for key party figures to resign or run in difficult constituencies, he said, "Actually, about ten days ago, I tried to speak frankly and asked several people to arrange a meeting with the president, but I have not been contacted directly by the president," adding, "The message I received indirectly was, 'Meetings can cause too many misunderstandings, so just continue what you are doing with your convictions and thoughts, complete your mission, and do what our party and we need without hesitation.'"

Regarding suspicions that President Yoon's close aides might be placed in the vacant constituencies of senior party members, he criticized, "It seems childish." Chairman In said, "We need to gather various opinions, use objective data, and select candidates who can win in the competition and election," adding, "No one can just arbitrarily put someone there; that is nonsense."

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