Young Conservatives State Views on the Opposition's Role and Election Commission Reform

While acknowledging that the opposition lacks the ability to solve problems under current conditions, the speaker insisted that a breakthrough must be sought through cooperation with civil society.

The speaker also said that as part of these efforts, a large rally centered on Representative Jang Deok is scheduled to be held at Olympic Park on August 15.

The speaker pledged not merely to move ahead alone, but to lead alongside the young leaders who will guide conservatism.

Under these conditions, the speaker stressed that changing the electoral system is a natural duty and a fitting responsibility.

This means citizens must themselves lead the change.

Because many circumstances have been found, the speaker argued that the truth must be revealed through thorough investigation, and that if it is officially confirmed, a re-election is necessary.

The speaker stressed that this is necessary for justice, even though such a claim could be disadvantageous to them personally.

The speaker strongly criticized the election commission, saying it is rotten and must be cut out and reformed. However, the speaker proposed that in the reform process, rather than first advancing theories without physical evidence or circumstantial support, one should first verify what suspicions existed and what problems occurred, and only then discuss reasonable alternatives.

This means the legitimacy of reform must be secured through objective and fair procedures.