Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, stated today (September 20), "President Lee Jae-myung has no intention of seeking a second term, so the repeated demands for him to declare that he will forgo consecutive terms felt strange, as if demanding he reveal some ulterior motive," adding, "It is now time to shift to serious discussions on constitutional revision rather than nitpicking words." Kim particularly emphasized, "Taking the presidential press conference as an opportunity, the Democratic Party will go all-in on people's livelihoods," adding, "We will walk the path of success in people's livelihoods, success in state administration, success in constitutional revision, success in national unity, and success in consecutive governance."
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"Stop Nitpicking and Discuss Constitutional Revision" ... "Will Walk Path to Consecutive Terms in Power"
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