Kim Han-gil

[7] Kim and Ahn both resigned as co-chairmen three months later, however, following the party's disappointing performance in the 2014 by-elections, which had seen a conservative candidate win a constituency in South Jeolla Province for the first time in 26 years.[2] In March, in the lead-up to the 2016 legislative elections, Kim fell into dispute with Ahn over the need for an electoral alliance with the Minjoo Party.[10] Kim nonetheless welcomed the results of the election, which were positive for the People's Party, stating that the day for a regime change was not far away.In October 2017, Kim was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer with a survival rate of 10% and he disappeared from the public scene.[12][13] Kim is known for his "acerbic" remarks: in 2007 he labelled English teachers in Korea "white trash", and he criticized President Park Geun-hye for giving speeches in foreign languages overseas.
Kim Han-gil (footballer)Korean nameNational AssemblyGwangjinPark Young-sunNew PoliticsAlliance for DemocracyAhn Cheol-sooDemocratic PartyMoon Hee-sangMinister of Culture and TourismKim Dae-jungPark Jie-wonSouth KoreanDP → CRDPUDP → DPDUP → DPNPAD → Minjoo Party of KoreaPeople's PartyBareunmiraeMinsaeng PartyChoi Myung-gilGwangjuSouth KoreaAlma materKonkuk UniversityHangulRevised RomanizationMcCune–ReischauerKoreanHankook IlboJoongAng IlboNational Congress for New Politics2001 World Table Tennis Championships2012 elections2014 by-electionsSouth Jeolla Province2016 legislative electionsChun Jung-baeregime changeBareun Mirae PartyBareun Partywhite trashPark Geun-hyeThe Korea TimesThe Dong-A IlboThe New York TimesAju Business DailyThe Wall Street JournalKorea JoongAng DailyKBS World RadioNaver BlogNew Politics Alliance for Democracy (2014–2015) / Democratic Party (2015–present)Moon Jae-inKim Chong-inChoo Mi-aeLee Hae-chanLee Nak-yonKim Tae-nyeonDo Jong-hwanYun Ho-jungSong Young-gilPark Ji-hyunWoo Sang-hoLee Jae-myungPresidentsFloor leadersLee Jong-kulWoo Won-shikHong Young-pyoLee In-youngPark Hong-keunPark Kwang-onHong Ihk-pyoDemocratic United Party / Democratic PartyNew Political Vision PartyMinjoo PartyOpen Democratic PartyTransition KoreaNew Future PartyRebuilding Korea PartyPlatform Party2020 electionDemocratic Alliance of Korea2024 electionLiberalism in South KoreaDemocratic United Party (2011–2013) / Democratic Party (2013–2014)Lee Yong-sunHan Myeong-sookMoon Sung-keunUnited Democratic Party / Democratic PartyNew Politics Alliance for Democracy / The Minjoo Party of Korea / Democratic Party