Lee Jun-seok Steps Down as Party Leader... Lawmakers Unenthusiastic About Gyeonggi Southern Belt Strategy

[Ju Young-jin's News Briefing]

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■ Host: Anchor Ju Young-jin
■ Panelists: Yoon Hee-seok, former Senior Spokesperson for the People Power Party; Kim Joon-il, Current Affairs Critic; Choi Seon-ho, SBS Editorial Writer
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● Lee Jun-seok Steps Down as Party Leader

Kim Joon-il / Current Affairs Critic
"As Jang Dong-hyeok's political standing strengthens, the possibility of cooperation among the four conservative figures increases"
"Reform Party leaning toward merger discussions following local election defeat"

Yoon Hee-seok / Former Senior Spokesperson for the People Power Party
"Lee Jun-seok stepping down as party leader fades the meaning of the Reform Party's existence"
"Lee Jun-seok gains more freedom in his political moves... possibility of conservative solidarity"
"Oh Se-hoon, Yoo Seung-min, Han Dong-hoon, and Lee Jun-seok need to respond to solidarity regardless of personal ties"

Choi Seon-ho / SBS Editorial Writer
"Lee Jun-seok's resignation appears to be a decision driven by disappointment amid clashes over party reform proposals"
"We must watch whether 'non-Jang, anti-Han' turns into an 'anti-Jang solidarity'"
"Jang Dong-hyeok seems unbothered by the solidarity of conservative contenders"

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