Han Dong-hoon's 'People's Life' and Choo Kyung-ho's 'Pressure on Election Expenses'...'Two-Track' Strategy

[Anchor]
Han Dong-hoon, the representative of the People's Power, is working hard on the "people's livelihood" move and message.

It is a plan to increase its approval rating with a strategy to differentiate itself from the Democratic Party of Korea, which faces judicial risks, but the party has put all-round pressure on Chairman Lee Jae-myung.

This is reporter Park Jung-hyun.

[Reporter]
CEO Han Dong-hoon visited the Federation of Korean Trade Unions to discuss pending labor issues, such as extending the retirement age and applying the Labor Standards Act for workplaces with fewer than five employees.

Following the previous meeting with small and medium-sized businessmen, they are speeding up their livelihood every day.

[Han Dong-hoon / Representative of People's Power: In fact, the power of our people has been misunderstood and prejudiced that they relatively belittle labor issues. No. That's not true. We will truly be the strength of the workers.]

{Representative Han is also considering launching a party-level committee dealing with the overall economic issues of people's livelihoods, and plans to further strengthen visits to people's livelihoods in the future.

It is also read that Lee Jae-myung's representative will refrain from mentioning "judicial risks" and distance himself from reflected profits.
An official from the representative's side
said, "We are also preparing a specific policy agenda aimed at the middle class and others," and explained that such a move will begin in earnest after the first trial of Lee's perjury teacher on the 25th.

It is also interpreted as a strategy to differentiate itself from the opposition party by throwing a game plan with "policy" rather than political strife, while also showing its appearance as the next presidential candidate.

At the party level, Lee, who was sentenced to deprive him of his right to vote in the first trial of violating the Public Official Election Act, said he would push for a bill that would allow him to return 40 billion won in election expenses in the event of a final ruling.

He also continued to pressure the Democratic Party of Korea, which is being investigated for "money envelope suspicions," by pointing out that they are not responding to the prosecution's summons and that a plan to support representative Lee's lawyers is being considered at the party level.

[Choo Kyung-ho / People's Power Floor Leader: We urge the majority Democratic Party to share its responsibility and role in the minimum measure to properly use people's taxpayers' money.]

Analysts say that the power of the people has entered a "two-track" strategy of attacking people's livelihoods and large fields.

Some in the party point out that the next six months are the "golden time" for conservative reform until early next year, when the trial of Lee Jae-myung's election law is expected to be completed.

I'm Park Jeonghyun of YTN.

Photographer: Lee Sung-mo Han Sang-won
Video editing: Jeon Ju-young
Design: Lee Na-young