JY Park (Park Jin Hee-yeon) confesses his political leanings for the first time... ”I haven't revealed it for 30 years”

JY Park, chairman of the Popular Culture Exchange Committee, said on why he accepted the position, "I decided to do something for the K-pop industry that I couldn't do as a company employee."
On the 5th, Park Jin-hee appeared on MBC TV variety show "Radio Star" and explained that she had declined the position of chairman several times before finally accepting it.
He was appointed co-chairman of the Popular Culture Exchange Committee, which reports directly to President Lee Jae-myung and was established on October 1st, and became a hot topic.
Chairman Park said, "I was initially offered a full-time position, but I turned it down for three months. Even though I turned it down for various reasons, President Kang Hoon-sik's office
The head of the secretary's office solved the problem. After that, there was no reason to refuse. If I had a full-time job, I would have received a salary, but I also had to sing and appear on "Radio Star."
"I was also burdened by the situation where my political leanings could be misunderstood," he said. "If I was alone, I could have endured it, but it was difficult because my company's employees were also with me."
Chairman Park said, "I have not revealed my political leanings for 30 years, but since some people are concerned, I thought I would say something.
Instead, I will say it in a minute," he said, revealing his political views for the first time.
Park Jin Hee-yeon said, "Capitalism is too advantageous to the rich if the government does not intervene. Therefore, progressive (reformist) policies are absolutely necessary so that the government can protect the powerless common people."
However, he emphasized, "The problem is that if we protect the common people too much compared to other countries, capitalists will move to other countries. To prevent this, conservative policies are also necessary."
He continued, "We need a balance, taking into account the current situation and other countries," and added, "I have no intention of belonging to any camp.
It is neither the progressive camp nor the conservative camp, but the Park camp,” he said. Chairman Park also said, “There is a courtesy (for the ministerial level) but I turned it down.
" he added.