South Korea's ruling Democratic Party is planning to pull out around ten high-level government officials to run in next April's general elections.<br />Local news reports suggest the ruling party especially wants Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha and Defense Minister Jeong Kyeong-doo, as well as Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki.<br />They're still reportedly only in the stage of discussion.<br />But according to numerous Blue House officials, the focus of the presidential office right now is filling the vacant position of Justice Minister.<br />The presidential chief of staff did, however, tell reporters Sunday that they would let those who want to run do so meaning there could be a wider-than-expected reshuffle next month.<br />
