Ruling Party Calls Jang Dong-Hyuk "Master of Holding Out" on Becoming People Power Party's Longest-Serving Leader
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Jang Dong-hyuk Becomes Longest-Serving Leader After 426 Days; Two Views Within the PPP on the Jang System. On the 25th, People Power Party Leader Jang Dong-hyuk marked his 425th day in office, becoming the longest-serving party leader since the party's launch in 2020. This surpasses the 424-day tenure of former leader Lee Jun-seok (current Reform New Party lawmaker). Former leader Han Dong-hoon (current...)
On the 25th, the Democratic Party of Korea addressed People Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk, stating, “You have become the longest-serving party leader since the launch of the People Power Party,” and adding, “The longer your tenure, the greater the public’s anger toward the main opposition party will become.” In response, the People Power Party stated, “Before mocking the opposing party leader’s term, we hope you will first consider the preca…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Jeong-jin = On the 25th, the Democratic Party of Korea referred to People Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk as a "master of stalling" for recording the longest term since the party's inception...
On the 25th, marking his 425th day in office, People Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk set a record as the longest-serving party leader since the party's inception, surpassing the 424-day tenure of former leader Lee Joon-suk. Looking at the terms of past party leaders, the inaugural leader Lee Joon-suk served for 424 days, the second leader Kim Ki-hyun for 280 days, and the third leader Han Dong-hoon for 146 days. Immediately after being electe…
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