Jang Sung-min: "If Yoon Seok-yeol Learns Quick Wit and Humor from Hong Joon-pyo, Regime Change Will Be Easily Achieved"

[Asia Economy Reporter Naju-seok] Jang Sung-min, chairman of the World and Northeast Asia Peace Forum, who challenged the People Power Party presidential primary, predicted on the 5th that if candidate Yoon Seok-yeol can adopt the strengths of Assemblyman Hong Joon-pyo, regime change will be easily achieved.

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On the same day, Chairman Jang said through social media (SNS), "As a fighter with political agility, support from the 2030 generation, and candid remarks, Hong Joon-pyo is a formidable opponent to Lee Jae-myung, and with his unique character combined with witty humor, if candidate Yoon Seok-yeol can adopt these qualities, I believe regime change will be easily achieved."

He also explained why he supported former Prosecutor General Yoon despite Assemblyman Hong’s request for support.

He said, "I believed that the possibility and momentum for regime change were greater with candidate Yoon. Before meeting him, I could not have known his humble personality, his ability to absorb new ideas, his intellectual curiosity to learn and study until midnight, his relentless effort to fill his shortcomings, and above all, his sense of justice that cannot overlook social injustice and his patriotism for the country."

Chairman Jang also expressed the view that candidate Yoon should pursue a second founding of the nation.

He urged, "Candidate Yoon Seok-yeol should reflect the spirit of the times of fairness and common sense, achieve a people-unifying regime change for democracy and an innovative future, and prepare for a second founding that will lead the Fourth Industrial Revolution era."

He continued, "We all must embrace and integrate even the lessons and experiences of past failures as political heritage, using them as the foundation for regime change aimed at democracy and an innovative future," adding, "Only then will a new history and a new era open. Today, the election of candidate Yoon Seok-yeol as the People Power Party’s presidential candidate marks the beginning of such history."