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| ▲ On the morning of the 8th, candidates Shin Hwan Oh (from left), Sehun Oh, Kyungwon Na, and Eunhee Cho attended the Media Day for Candidate Bon Gyeongseon held at the Central Party of the People’s Power in Yeouido, Seoul. | |
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“Even in’Media Day’ for a short time, there seems to be a lot of checks on whether it is the first place candidate (preliminary).”
Candidate Na Gyeong-won, who was running for the Seoul Mayor’s by-election, said with a smile at the end of the Media Day event held in Yeouido, Seoul on the morning of the 8th. The Power of the People Candidate Mayor of Seoul Four candidates who entered the main contest, Oh Se-hoon Oh, Na Gyeong-won, and Cho Eun-hee (Ki Ho-soon), each gave and received boneless remarks while pledged to compete in good faith. In particular, there were many checks against Candidate Na, who was known to have ranked first with the power of voting for the responsible party members during the preliminary contest.
Candidate Shin-Hwan Shin’s checks were melted in his greetings. He said, “I made a pledge for the Fair Competition today, and I pledged three things.” I will try to play a contest that gives me confidence,” he said.
It was a remark that reminded me of the controversy over’populism’ about Candidate Na’s real estate loan interest and support for young and newlyweds. (Related articles: Park Young-sun and Oh Shin-hwan, “There are many problems with Na Kyung-won’s pledge to support’youth and newlyweds'” http://omn. kr/1s053). Candidate Na said on his Facebook page on the 7th, “I am buried only in attacks for attack, and the game will not change with a political offensive to put a frame without even looking at the details of the pledge.” I have been criticized. For reference, Candidate Shin-Hwan Shin’s slogan is’Game Changer’.
Candidate Eun-hee Cho showed a difference from Candidate Na by insisting on the abolition of the women’s penalty system, which had been insisted since the preliminary contest. Candidate Cho responded to a related question, “Both I and I have entered the semifinals of the (this contest) without female bonus points. I can be uncomfortable if you listen to candidates, but I and I are vested in the women’s world now. If I said I would win, I said I would give up, but I would like to give up in the current contest,” he said.
Regarding this, Candidate Na expressed a negative position, saying, “There is a problem with the women’s penalty system, but I don’t think that (this is) courtesy toward junior women.” Rather, regarding the’rules’ in this contest that decides the final candidate through a 100% citizen poll, regardless of whether or not they support the party, there are many saying that organized’Moonpa (strong supporters of President Moon Jae-in)’ can distort the poll results. There are concerns,” he stressed.
Se-Hoon Oh “The result of Hwang Gyo-an-Na Kyung-won’s party operation is a crushing defeat in the general election”
Candidate Se-hoon Oh sprinkled a check against candidate Na in the question of how to win a bilateral confrontation with the Democratic Party candidate Park Young-sun.
He said, “I remember last year’s national convention. I lost a lot in the party heart, but I got a lot in the public sentiment as a representative of the expansion of the middle,” he said. “Last year, the results of the two-top party management by Hwang Gyo-an and Na Kyung-won were the result of the last general election. I think. As the by-election will take place along the way, the key is in what direction our party will go.”
In response, Candidate Na refuted by answering the question,’Please explain the strengths of a candidate different from himself.’
“This election is characterized by a by-election, but there is no (people’s power) power in Seoul. There are only 8 members of the parliamentary district in Seoul and only 6 out of 109 members of the Seoul district. You have to reinforce and expand in the middle. It’s really difficult if you don’t have allies who run with the same mind.” In other words, it was argued that we should start with the’house rabbit’ and consider the’live rabbit’.
In particular, Candidate Na also discussed the 2011 Seoul Mayor’s by-election. Despite the opposition of the party, the election was held by Candidate Se-hoon Oh, who resigned from the post of Seoul Mayor in conjunction with his own move through the’free meal referendum’. At this time, Candidate Na played as a candidate for the Grand National Party (now the power of the people).
Candidate Na specifically said, “I know (the importance of the friend) because I experienced it when I ran for the Seoul Mayor’s by-election by the party’s strong authority. At that time, it was very difficult to move with a feeling of defeat.” ) Both are necessary, he argued, “Na Kyung-won’s strength is to have the political power to do so.”
“Why are you being pushed by Park Young-sun? Because there are more opposition candidates”
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| ▲ On the morning of the morning of the 8th, at the media day for the Seoul Mayor’s election held at the Central Party of the People’s Power in Yeouido, Seoul, the candidates for the main race in Seoul (from left), Sehun Oh, Kyungwon Na, and Eunhee Cho are answering questions. | |
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On the other hand, the four candidates analyzed the reason for being pushed by Park Young-sun and Democratic Party candidates in the recent suitability survey for the next Mayor of Seoul as “due to the dispersion of support. In other words, it was argued that the current inferiority could be solved sufficiently if the opposition candidate was clearly determined.
Candidate Kyung-won Na said, “There seems to be a’convention effect (increased approval ratings immediately after the political event)’ according to Candidate Young-seon Park’s declaration of running.” “There are some reserved supporters because the opposition party is being focused, but there is a long and long process until the unification process.”
He added, “It is correct to say that the support for the opposition candidates has been scattered while watching for unification,” he added. “It starts now. My sister says, but I think we can raise the support for the opposition candidate through policy and pledge competition.”
Candidate Eun-hee Cho also analyzed the same as Candidate Na, saying, “The current approval rating is like acting that blows away once the wind blows.” He said, “There are two passport candidates, but there are six opposition candidates (including Ahn Cheol-soo, former Congressman Geum Tae-seop),” he said. “I have confidence that the board will change when our party candidate is decided.”
However, Candidate Oh Won-hwan emphasized, “Looking at the recent public opinion poll trend, it is difficult to win through’reflected profits.’ It is possible to win when people change and innovate in the process of contesting and give trust to citizens through it.” did.
Candidate Se-Hoon Oh also argued that “(opposition candidates’) ranks appear as overlapping support groups. It is very important to analyze public opinion polls.” The remark was aimed at candidate Na Gyeong-won, who is relatively closer to’conservative’ than’intermediate reform’.
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| ▲ Candidate Won-hwan Oh, Se-hoon Oh, Gyeong-won Na, and Eun-hee Cho, who passed the preliminary contest for the Mayor of the People’s Power, finished the contest candidates’ favorite lottery at the media day for the Seoul Mayor’s election held at the Central Party of the People’s Power in Yeoui-dong, Seoul on the 8th. He is wearing red sneakers. | |
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