South Korea's ruling party: ”Family morality is also a competitive advantage”... ”We'll bring votes for Lee Jae-myung”

Jang Dong-deok, head of the situation room for the Central Election Strategy Committee of the ruling party People Power Party, said on the 30th, "Democratic Party candidate Lee Jae-myung and ruling party candidate Kim Moon-soo are
"I believe the gap in support rates between the two parties is narrowing further," he said. "We will continue to raise expectations for victory until the day of the election and work hard to rally the party together until the very end."
In an interview with the Korean newspaper Herald Business on the same day, Director Chang
He made this remark while referring to the fact that several opinion polls conducted just before the embargo period for the publication of opinion polls (May 28th to June 3rd) all showed a consistent picture of "conservative unity."
Candidate Kim said, "While my approval rating is rising in most regions, the various issues surrounding candidate Lee Jae-myung's son that were brought up in the recent TV debate have caused a stir among Kim.
"I think it will be beneficial for the candidate," he said. "In the end, we have to bring the votes of candidate Lee Jae-myung to us," he said. "The marriage between the candidates is a problem.
"The morality of people is often compared as a measure of their competitiveness, but now even their children will be compared," he said.
It continues, "Cultivate yourself, regulate your family, govern your country, and bring peace to the world."
"I think people want to entrust the future and dignity of South Korea to such a leader," he said.