Kim Moo-sung, former leader of the Saenuri Party (formerly People Power Party). photographic news
Former Saenuri Party leader Kim Moo-sung, who announced his candidacy for the April general elections, said on the 17th: “I want to reconcile with President Park Geun-hye.” Former Rep. Kim has a history of leaving the party during Park Geun-hye’s impeachment and founding the Bareun Party.
When asked on MBC radio that day, “Have you had any conversations or messages with former President Park Geun-hye after the impeachment?”, he replied, “But it’s very difficult to make such a suggestion quickly.”
Former Representative Kim said, “I became the leader of the ruling party, but I was never able to stand alone (with former President Park),” and added, “If we had met and talked with people like us when the Choi Soon If an accident had occurred, we would not have reached that point.”
Regarding People Power Party MP Yoo Sang-beom’s criticism of him as “a person who was impeached after leaving the party”, he said: “The impeachment did not go to the Constitutional Court and Was it unanimously approved?” and “It’s wrong to do that.” criticize him now.”. he said, “I think President Yoon Seok-yeol is running the government very well,” and “I would have done the same even if I became president.”
Former MP Kim, elected to his sixth term, announced his candidacy for the central and young province of Busan, where he had been elected twice in the past. Regarding the context of his candidacy, he said: “What would it mean to me if a six-term congressman ran again?” and “If he entered the National Assembly, he would try to criticize and torment me.” He continued: “First-time elected officials are being rallied and signed up for things that are unjust, and those things are wrong” and “It’s ineffective because we’re talking harshly outside the House.” “That’s why I felt the need to wear the (MP) badge and speak out.”
As for the nomination guidelines announced the day before by the Nomination Management Committee of the People Power Party, such as the “15% deduction of votes in primary elections for 3 or more terms,” “I think enough has been done Well. “I feel a little reassured,” he told her. However, he said, “it would be undemocratic if the cut were made without good reason.”
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