South Korea’s conservative party picks Kim Moon Soo as presidential candidate

It is largely predictable that anti-Constitutional forces destroying a democratic republic will form a coalition,

the DPK candidate said, when asked about such a possibility during an election campaign stop in the coastal city of Samcheok, some 190 kilometers east of Seoul

Lee Jae-myungrunner

But they should look back on themselves on how the people will assess the forces that have ruined the Constitutional order,

Lee said

I have never abandoned the weakest among us in the lowest of places,

he said

To stop the Democratic Party of Korea's (DPK) Lee Jae-myung from coming to power, I will build a strong alliance with any force necessary,

Kim said in his acceptance speech

I’ll form a strong alliance with anyone to prevent a rule by Lee Jae-myung and his Democratic Party forces. I’ll push for that in a procedure and method that our people and members accept, and I’ll ultimately win,

Kim said in his victory speech