People Power Party’s crushing defeat in the general election pours out bitter criticism at the debate… “I won by going against the party”

At a debate held by the People Power Party’s official research organization, the Yeouido Research Institute, sharp remarks poured in, such as “He was elected by doing the opposite of what the party told him to do,” and “The president’s image has been completely ruined.”

Kim Jae-seop, Seoul Dobong-gap-elect, said at a debate held this morning at the party’s headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul to analyze the cause of the ‘disastrous general election defeat’, “People are asking how I got elected in the rough terrain of Gangbuk, but frankly, I did the opposite of what our party does.” He added, “‘Judge Lee Jo’ is “I didn’t even take it out,” he claimed.

President-elect Kim pointed out, “In a situation where stories that are completely different from the public sentiment in the metropolitan area continue to come down from the central party, the political capabilities that each candidate can exert are becoming too narrow.”

He continued, “The party must be reorganized to focus on the metropolitan area, and the voices of those who were defeated in the metropolitan area must be absolutely reflected.”

Kim Jong-hyuk, Vice President of Organization, who lost the Gyeonggi Goyangbyeong election, lamented, “The president is the top leader of the country, so he has to work hard to maintain his image as the CEO, but over the past two years, we have been ruined by vulgar words.”

Vice-Chancellor Kim said that there were many opinions that disliked the style, attitude, and appearance of the couple rather than the president’s major policies, adding, “If there is no improvement, future elections will be difficult.”

He also said, “The economy is difficult and people say they are dying from hardship, but we always say, ‘Exports are doing better.’” He added, “I have never heard an economic official say he is truly sorry about the prices of apples and green onions.” “He criticized.

On the other hand, Seo Ji-young, the elected representative of Dongrae, Busan, said, “It is a misjudgment to think that just criticizing the President’s office for party-government relations will solve anything.”

President-elect Seo emphasized, “The party must play its role. Instead of talking to the media outside, we must submit a report to Yongsan and meet to talk about what the President’s Office should do.”