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‘Looking for the First Lady’: Democratic Party Candidate Calls for First Lady’s Presence

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Democratic Party candidate Park Ji-won for Haenam, Wando, and Jindo. Yonhap News

As the general election approaches, Park Ji Won, the Democratic Party candidate for Haenam, Wando, and Jindo, has requested a meeting with Kim Geon Hee, the wife of President Yoon Seok Yeol.

On the 27th, Park posted on his Facebook page, “Looking for the First Lady,” stating, “There was no missing person report, but if the First Lady is not present, the President has no one to rely on.”

Park further commented, “If the President has no one to rely on, he will have an accident,” and wrote, “Even if his confidant ran for office in Yongin, would he have spent $425 billion in taxpayer if the First Lady was present?”

Park continued, “The pear blossoms are beginning to fall, but Gimpo is still in Gyeonggi Province,” and added, “Gimpo, Yongin, Goyang, and Hanam are not Seoul. Development pledges are being made left and right to turn Seoul into heaven. Large companies are announcing domestic investments today, claiming they will create jobs.”

Additionally, Park stated, “There is no country in history where dictatorship has succeeded. Our citizens are fearful and wise,” and sharply criticized, “The citizens know about the President’s empty promises and also know that Han Dong Hoon, the emergency response chairman of the People’s Power, is a liar.”

Furthermore, Park added, “Son Heung Min and Lee Kang In demonstrate unity and harmony on the soccer field,” and concluded his post by saying, “If President Yoon and Representative Lee Jae Myung join hands in the political arena, the citizens would like to see Son Heung Min and Lee Kang In’s unity in politics.”

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