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Kim Sang-taek Cartoon

According to confidential intelligence, Chung Hyung-keun, a conservative Grand National lawmaker, pushes for visiting Pyongyang to ask North Korean leader Kim Jong-il to have an inter-Korean summit meeting with a new South Korean president and to stay neutral in the presidential campaign, promising oil and rice aid in return. …

Mar 19,2007
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

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