Lee Jae-myung, Chu Mi-ae Meeting.. Chu: "Must Overcome Resistance to Reform" Lee: "Please Support a Lot"

[Asia Economy Reporter Koo Chae-eun] On the 27th, Lee Jae-myung, the Democratic Party presidential candidate, had a lunch meeting with former Minister of Justice Choo Mi-ae, who was a primary candidate, and pledged victory in the presidential election next March.

Former Minister Choo said, "I think I delivered the message well when needed during the approximately 110-day primary," adding, "It may sound self-praising, but I also think that if I had not participated, reform might have been lost." She continued, "This presidential election poses the challenge of refining our reason to establish a foundation in a world of great transformation," emphasizing, "It is time to have a broad vision that can overcome the forces resisting reform. Therefore, Candidate Lee's role is extremely important."

In response, Candidate Lee said, "Former Minister Choo talked a lot about reform topics, so it has become a situation where I don't have to do it," and added, "I am worried whether I can handle everything. Minister, please help a lot." Former Minister Choo advised, "Candidate Lee speaks difficult matters easily with his unique flexibility, wit, and generosity of heart," and suggested, "Recalling the 'Yongwangro' campaign committee, its scale should be expanded further."

Then Candidate Lee said, "Among the many things Candidate Park Yong-jin said during the primary, the most important was 'using the playground widely,'" adding, "In that regard, we should organize the campaign committee accordingly. We have now overcome a small hill, but we will cooperate to overcome bigger hills well. Because this is a matter concerning the future of the people and the country." Former Minister Choo also said, "After watching this National Assembly audit, many people's doubts have been resolved," adding, "Even if they try to cover up and make baseless claims, the truth will emerge. That is why I have faith in Candidate Lee."

When Candidate Lee said, "Candidate Lee Nak-yeon suggested a 'dream team' rather than a 'one team,'" she named it, saying, "'Dream' can mean 'a dream,' but it can also be a 'dream' team emphasizing a serving attitude. A team that gives."