Ho-young Joo, the national powerhouse representative. Reporter Oh Jong-taek
In addition, members of the Power of the People criticized the position the Democratic Party’s Supreme Council had on the pardon of former Presidents Lee Myung-bak and Park Geun-hye, which was discussed by Lee Nak-yeon on the 3rd. He said, “I picked up the horses and put them in”, “I play with the pardon.”
Earlier, Democratic Party chief spokesman Choi In-ho said, “We agreed that the public consensus and reflection of the parties are important,” and “we decided to respect the will of the people and the party members.” He also added, “I understood that President Lee’s remarks originated from the loyalty for national unity,” and added that there was no mention of whether or not to coordinate with the Blue House.
Regarding this, Ho-young Joo, the head of the People’s Power, said in a call with Yonhap News, “What does it mean to reflect on people who claim innocence and are politically tried? It doesn’t make sense,” he said. “You shouldn’t play around with a pardon.”
Representative Joo Nak-yeon also aimed at Lee Nak-yeon, who brought out an amnesty, saying, “If you can’t organize this one properly, you will not be eligible for the party representative.”
Jang Je-won National Power Congressman Facebook
Rep. Je-won Jang also made a position through Facebook. He criticized, “I’m getting hotter at the words and actions that are light like the feathers of the ruling party’s representative.” did.
He also held the responsibility of Lee Nak-yeon. Rep. Chang said, “If the ruling party’s representative throws up the issue of the former president’s amnesty once without rapport with the Blue House, he is not qualified as the ruling party’s representative. President Moon Jae-in also showed that he fell into a lame duck.” He urged, “If this is the representative of the ruling party, I hope that he behaves like the representative of the ruling party.”
Park Dae-chul, National Power Congressman Facebook
Rep. Park Dae-chul criticized the Democratic Party’s position on the’pardonism’ as “cowardly and cruel treatment.” In a post on Facebook, he said, “The ruling party has come up with an unknown position as if it was abandonment or abandonment.” Insisted.
Rep. Park lamented, saying, “I heard it and let it go, what are you doing?” He then argued that “a pardon is done by the incumbent president,” and argued that “the problem of termination of resolution should be resolved by the Moon Jae-in regime, the subject of political retaliation.”
He said, “(The pardon) is not a matter of political transactions, but a matter of determination for the unity of the people.” He also said, “It is the responsibility of President Moon Jae-in and homework”. He urged, “The later it is, the more political burden will only increase.”
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