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Regarding presidential candidate Shim Sang-jung, who resumed his official schedule after four days of absence, Yeo Young-guk, chairman of the Justice Party, said, “I think it will convey to the people that I am going back to my original intentions and starting again.”
In today’s KBS radio’s ‘Choi Kyung-young’s Strongest Current Affairs’, CEO Yeo said, “We all have a sense of the situation that it is a significant crisis in progressive politics. is important,” he said.
Regarding the recent decline in the Justice Party’s approval rating, he said, “It seems to be an internal problem rather than an external cause.” He said, “The fundamental problem seems to be the loss of trust from the people due to the party’s big and small things and the attitude of the Justice Party before and after the last general election.”
Regarding the Justice Party’s election strategy in the future, he emphasized, “The priority is not to dwell too much on approval ratings, but to focus on the tasks of the times in a Korean society that faces inequality.”
Representative Yeo added, “I thoroughly reflect on the fact that our Justice Party has talked a lot rather than listened to it a lot,” said Yeo. .
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