Lee Nak-yeon (center), the leader of the Democratic Party, visits the Yeosun Uprising Memorial Pagoda in Deokyeon-dong, Suncheon-si on the afternoon of the 11th, and prays for the victims’ peace and silence. yunhap news
Lee Nak-yeon, the leader of the Democratic Party, said on the 11th, “It is necessary to carefully consider whether you can afford it, who will do it, and how much the effect will be.” The basic income system is a policy insisted by Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myeong, Lee’s major rival.
In an interview with Channel A on the day, CEO Lee said, “If you give 500,000 won per person as basic income, it costs 300 trillion won per year.” If you do), you have to collect twice the tax now.” He added, “The new welfare system that I’ve put out also increases the burden,” he added, adding, “We should consider the effect rather than’black or white’.”
Regarding his remarks on the 2nd that’the only place that earns basic income is Alaska, the US,’ Lee also said, “The reporters kept asking, so I spoke shortly as a way to block questions.” It’s not helpful for development,” he drew.
He expressed his regret about the results of being pushed from the top in the recent polls for the presidential election runners’ approval rating, and said, “It hurts a little, but I seem to have laid down a heavy burden. The high approval rating is also a burden.”
Regarding the female-night coordination plan, Lee also said, “I’ve been talking and trying, but it doesn’t work well,” he said. “The promises haven’t been kept up until now, so I think that making a new promise is really useful.”
In connection with the conflict between the party leadership and the party’s governmental affairs revealed by the party leadership and deputy Prime Minister Hong Nam-ki over the 4th disaster subsidy and corona loss compensation plan, he said, “The thoughts of the Minister of Economy are important, but not final.”
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