On the 14th, Democratic Party member Kim Nam-guk criticized Gwak Sang-do for the People’s Strength, saying, “Is the main legislative activity’Moon Jun-yong stalking’?” Photo = Facebook capture of Democratic Party lawmaker Kim Nam-guk
[아시아경제 나한아 기자] Democratic Party lawmaker Kim Nam-guk criticized Rep. Kwak Sang-do, “Is the main legislative activity’Moon Jun-yong stalking’?”
Rep. Kim said in a post on Facebook on the afternoon of the 14th, “Rep. Kwak always raises a problem as if there is something great as a suspicion about Mr. Moon Jun-yong.” “Or don’t do it,” he said.
He added, “I have looked into’what’s wrong with me a few times, but now I believe it and skip it when it’s said that it is Congressman Kwak Sang-do’s claim,” he added. “His claim is not worth refuting.”
He said, “If it was so, I wonder if the Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture would have strongly refuted that it wasn’t worth responding to the arguments of Congressman Kwak Sang-do.
Rep. Kim said, “There is a lot of work for the National Assembly to do. Many citizens, including self-employed and small business owners, are complaining about difficulties due to Corona 19. At this extraordinary National Assembly, urgently in order to overcome the economic crisis caused by Corona 19, people’s livelihood bills are urgently called out. I have to deal with it.”
He criticized, “It’s not the time to put the really important thing behind the scenes and cling to’Moon Jun-yong stalking’,” he criticized. “How embarrassing would it be if a member of the National Assembly was called’Moon Jun-yong stalking’,” he said.
Lastly, he urged, “Rep. Kwak Sang-do does not turn away from the truth anymore and sincerely apologizes,” he urged, “I hope that I will do my best as a person.”
Earlier, on the 13th, Kwak claimed on Facebook that the media art writer Moon Joon-yong, the son of President Moon Jae-in, received preferential treatment in an emergency art support contest for Corona 19 damage. The Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture strongly refuted that it was not true and that it was not worth responding to.
In addition, on the 9th, Rep. Kwak raised suspicion that Moon was selected as a candidate for application by writing only four lines of information in the’Damage Confirmation Form’ in the process of receiving an emergency art grant of 14 million won for the damage of Corona 19 last year. Then, Moon rebutted, saying, “The application form reached about 20 pages,” and “Rep. Kwak and others used it as a basis for lying by extracting only the facts of the damage.” The Foundation also explained, “Because there is no need to announce separate contents that do not affect the examination, we did not announce it,” and explained, “Since the fact of damage is not included in the deliberation criteria for deciding whether to apply, unnecessary contents will not be announced.”
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