Oh Shin-hwan: "Han Dong-hoon Should Make Sacrifices in Difficult Regions to Be Impressive"

Oh Sin-hwan, People Power Party Innovation Committee Member, SBS Radio Interview
"Party Must Actively Accept Innovation Committee Requests"

Oh Shin-hwan, a People Power Party Innovation Committee member, related to Han Dong-hoon, Minister of Justice, whose candidacy for the general election is becoming more visible, said, "Considering Minister Han Dong-hoon's competitiveness, if he goes to a slightly difficult area rather than an easy one and plays a role in leading the victory of all parties together, wouldn't the synergy and ripple effect be greater?"

On the 22nd, Oh evaluated Han's visit to Daejeon the previous day and his remark, "I will use the 50 million grammar, not the 300 Yeouido people," as a "political move" on SBS Radio's 'Kim Tae-hyun's Political Show' and said this.

Minister of Justice Han Dong-hoon is meeting with international students during his visit to the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) in Daejeon on the afternoon of the 21st. Photo by Yonhap News Agency

Regarding Han's candidacy in a difficult district, he said, "It is a matter for Minister Han Dong-hoon to decide," adding, "When you see someone who does not choose an easily accessible place that anyone can reasonably judge but shows some sacrifice and breaks through in that process, I think the people will be moved."

Regarding Won Hee-ryong, Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, hinting at running in a difficult district the day before, he said, "He is a politician who has been a three-term member of the National Assembly and served twice as the governor of Jeju Province. The decision by a politician to find a difficult district and overcome the party's challenges, showing that breakthrough, is a welcome move," adding, "I hope the party will be a bit more proactive in accepting various difficult district candidacies and sacrifices that we are politely requesting from the party."

Regarding the meeting between Innovation Committee Chairman In Yo-han and former People Power Party leader Lee Jun-seok, he said, "I think it is necessary," adding, "Regardless of likes or dislikes within the party or among party members, I believe former leader Lee Jun-seok has strengths and a support base with clear influence."

He continued, "There is absolutely no reason to push party insiders outside and engage in negative politics," adding, "Therefore, I think it is desirable for not only the Innovation Committee but also the party leadership to take a more active role in resolving this issue."

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