People Power Party Floor Leader Defends Separate Campaign Schedules as 'Efficient'

Seoul, South Korea – Amidst rising speculation about potential rifts within the People Power Party's leadership, Floor Leader Song Eon-seok has moved to quell rumors of discord between himself and party leader Jang Dong-hyuk. Song asserted that their separate campaign schedules, particularly as the election season approaches, are not indicative of internal conflict but rather a strategic decision aimed at maximizing efficiency.

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It seems to be a considerable distortion.

Speaking to reporters after a visit to the Noryangjin Fisheries Market, Song explained, "When the party leader and the floor leader go separately, we can cover twice the area. Therefore, for site visits or during election periods, it is fundamentally better to go with individual schedules." He further drew a parallel to personal relationships, stating, "I have also experienced elections, and I know it is natural for even couples to go separately during election season. This is because we can engage with more citizens."

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When the party leader and the floor leader go separately, we can cover twice the area. Therefore, for site visits or during election periods, it is fundamentally better to go with individual schedules.

Song's remarks came as Jang Dong-hyuk was attending a meeting with the Small and Medium Business Federation to discuss local election policy tasks. The contrasting schedules had fueled rumors of a leadership struggle. However, Song's explanation suggests a coordinated effort to broaden the party's reach and engagement with the public. During his visit to the Noryangjin market, Song also addressed merchants' requests regarding the Onnuri gift certificate, indicating a willingness to convey their concerns about increasing the usage limit to the government.

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I have also experienced elections, and I know it is natural for even couples to go separately during election season. This is because we can engage with more citizens.