[Opinion] Choo Mi-Ae: “I Won’t Be Kicked Out”… Rebutting by Likening Herself to a ‘Daughter-in-Law Who Married Into a Family in Gyeonggi Province’
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(Suwon=Yonhap News) Reporter Choi Chan-heung = Regarding a petition from residents demanding that Gyeonggi Governor Choo Mi-ae leave the Democratic Party of Korea, Gyeonggi Province is collecting opinions, stating that it is a 'matter excluded from the petition'...
A petition by residents demanding that Gyeonggi Governor Choo Mi-ae resign from her party has become eligible for an official response after garnering over 10,000 signatures. The petitioner criticized the governor's interference in central politics and called for a focus on provincial administration. Previously, a petition calling for her resignation, which had attracted 30,000 participants, was closed early following the province's official res…
On the day the consent process for the petition demanding her resignation concluded, Gyeonggi Governor Choo Mi-ae likened herself to a daughter-in-law who had married into Gyeonggi Province, stating that she had no intention of stepping down. According to political circles on the 17th, Governor Choo [held] a meeting at Dasan Hall in the Gyeonggi Provincial Office on the afternoon of the 15th
Following a petition demanding her resignation on the grounds that she is neglecting provincial affairs while continuing to make remarks on central politics, a petition urging her to voluntarily leave the party has also emerged, surpassing the 10,000 signature threshold required for an official response. As of the morning of the 17th, the Gyeonggi Province petition website displays the title, "Governor Choo Mi-ae, please voluntarily give up your…
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