Former Lawmaker Demands Truth on Bag Controversy

Former Lawmaker Nakyungwon Demands Truthful Explanation Regarding Kim Gunhee’s Bag Controversy

Former lawmaker Nakyungwon of the People Power Party has called for a truthful explanation regarding the luxury bag controversy involving Kim Gunhee, the spouse of President Yoon Suk-yeol.

Nakyungwon stated on the 7th that while Kim Gunhee may feel unjustly treated, there were also careless aspects to her actions. He emphasized the need for a sincere explanation of the entire process.

He expressed his opinion that President Yoon should address this issue in his upcoming KBS interview.

Suggestion to Appoint Special Inspector and Establish Secondary Office

Nakyungwon proposed the appointment of a special inspector and the establishment of a secondary office.

In a radio interview, he suggested that measures such as appointing a special inspector and establishing a secondary office should be taken to prevent future incidents.

Nakyungwon Engages in Discussion with Han Dong-hoon

During a student forum titled “Shaping the Future of University Students” held at Sungkyunkwan University’s Hangyeongjik Memorial Hall, Han Dong-hoon, the emergency response committee chairman of the People Power Party, engaged in a discussion with former lawmaker Nakyungwon.

Concerns Over President Yoon’s Low Approval Rating

Nakyungwon expressed his regret over President Yoon Suk-yeol’s low approval rating, stating that it is a “truly unfortunate situation.” He criticized the lack of interest in important issues despite the president’s efforts and numerous policy initiatives.

Nakyungwon Solely Nominated for Seoul Dongjak District

Nakyungwon revealed that he has been solely nominated by the People Power Party for the Seoul Dongjak District.

Disagreement Arises Over Park Jin’s Candidacy

There is disagreement over the candidacy of Park Jin, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Lee Won-mo, former presidential secretary, in the Yangji category, which is classified under Gangnam. Some argue that as an active lawmaker, Park should change his constituency.