Nak-yeon Lee criticizes “Suk-yeol Yoon, unsense behavior”… Kim Jong-in’s “opposition figures” anticipation

[윤석열 사퇴 이후]The ruling and opposition parties react to extreme extremes after Yun Seok-yeol resigns
In addition, the Democratic Party poured out a crucifixion toward Yun on the 5th, the day after former Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol resigned. The opposition party, on the other hand, showed expectations for former President Yoon’s advance into politics, but was contemplating what variables would be in the future opposition structure.

Democratic Party leader Nak-yeon Lee criticized the resignation of former President Yun at the Party’s Supreme Council on the 5th as “unusual behavior that is not common sense as a public official.” “Since the time I was in office as the prosecutor general, I caused a fierce dispute over the political neutrality of the prosecution through a selective investigation and selective prosecution controversy, and I also resigned.” Added.

Other leadership members also helped. House representative Kim Tae-nyeon said, “(Former President Yoon) will be recorded as the worst president using the position of prosecutor-general, drunk with a desire for power.” In addition, “I will step on the train of former Prime Minister Lee Hoi-chang and Hwang Gyo-an who disappeared after being used as consumables.” ‘This will come’ (Shin Dong-geun, Supreme Commissioner) and other remarks on the day to former President Yoon continued. The Democratic Party’s reaction is the intention to imprint Yun as an “opposite of the prosecution reform”. On the other hand, the power of the people, Kim Jong-in, chairman of the emergency countermeasures committee, said, “Isn’t that the person who came out of a head-to-head conflict with the Lee government? I think I have no choice but to belong to the opposition. He sent a welcome message saying, “Because he has become a savage, he can become an opposition person.” However, he avoided a definite answer to former President Yoon’s participation in the people’s power, saying, “I know, I can’t say clearly.” He added, “If you think that (the power of the people) receives a lot of response from the people, I think that you will also think of (participation).” In a meeting with reporters on this day, Ahn Cheol-soo, the head of the National Assembly Party, also said, “It is a matter of his own decision whether to do politics or not, but I hope that he will play a role in helping to change the government.” He did not answer the question of whether he was willing to meet. Kang Seong-hui [email protected]Go to reporter page>Reporter Jeon Ju-young