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Wonsoo Yi Cartoon

By Wonsoo Yi, JoongAng Daily cartoonist…

Mar 16,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon

Chung Sye-kyun, chairman of the Uri Party, is perplexed in his office as he learns that Moon Jae-in, the new presidential chief of staff, made his first courtesy call to Kang Jae-sup, chairman of the Grand National Party. By Kim Sang-taek…

Mar 15,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon

Moon Kook-hyun, the chief executive of Yuhan-Kimberly who recently announced that he’ll run for president, ridicules Lee Myung-bak, the former mayor of Seoul, for promoting a project to build a long inland waterway in the country, saying “It’s a funny project.” The cartoonist predicts Mr. Moon will be the first victim of power if Mr. Lee is elected…

Mar 14,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon

Uri Party members watch a newsreel that shows Grand National Party member Lee Myung-bak is widely popular, but the public is not happy about President Roh Moo-hyun’s constitutional amendment. They anxiously greet Lee Hae-chan, who just has returned from Pyongyang, asking “Did you get a date for the summit?” By Kim Sang-taek…

Mar 13,2007
Wonsoo Yi Cartoon

By Wonsoo Yi, JoongAng Daily cartoonist…

Mar 11,2007
Won-soo Yi Cartoon

By Won-soo Yi, JoongAng Daily cartoonist…

Mar 09,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon

Chung Un-chan, former chancellor of Seoul National University, wonders to himself whether he is the prophet Chung, who a widely known prophetic book in Korea said would be a future king who would found a new nation at Mount Gyeryong in South Chungcheong province. Photos of failed presidential contenders adorn the wall. By Kim Sang-taek…

Mar 08,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon

Aides to Lee Myung-bak, former Seoul mayor and the current front-runner in the race for president, speculate that President Roh Moo-hyun is sending his aide, Lee Hae-chan, to Pyongyang so Lee Hae-chan can get the media spotlight and then jump into the race for president. By Kim Sang-taek…

Mar 07,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon

On the way back to his hometown, Bongha village, President Roh Moo-hyun asks Moon Jae-in, his long-time confidant, to drive for him. Mr. Roh dismisses his chief of staff, Lee Byung-wan, as chauffeur. By Kim Sang-taek…

Mar 06,2007
Kim Sang-taek Cartoon

A family council debates whether their father, who is unnamed, should accept a nomination to become the next prime minister. Those opposed cite the public scrutiny that three generations of their family would undergo, while those in favor talk about the glory it would bring to them. By Kim Sang-taek…

Mar 05,2007

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