Kim Ki-hyun, representative of the people's power, said, ``It's not a Nazi party...I'm horrified by the death record of Lee Jae-myung and Lee Jae-myung voting to agree to the arrest of Democratic Party representatives.'' - South Korea

Kim Ki-hyun, representative of People's Power (ruling party), announced on the 19th, ``Finally, a pro-Lee Jae-myung appraiser has appeared.'' This is an agreement with Lee Jae-myung to arrest Democratic Party (opposition) representatives.
This comment was made in response to the argument that the party needs to find members who will vote to pass the bill ahead of the bill. On this day, CEO Kim posted on his Facebook, ``In broad daylight,
"I am so horrified that I get goosebumps when I see the Democratic Party creating a list of deaths." The expression ``pro-Lee Jae-Myung appraiser'' used by Representative Kim comes from the era of the Saenuri Party, the predecessor of People's Power.
This seems to have been likened to the 'pro-Pak appraiser' of Ahead of the 2016 general election held during the Park Geun-hye government, the Saenuri Party was in the midst of a controversy over the Shinboku appraiser, and the resulting issue of official recognition.
It failed to secure a majority of seats. Next, Representative Kim said, ``It is not a Nazi party, but a representative of the people who would do something like this to a person for whom a arrest warrant was requested on suspicion of typical power-based indigenous corruption.''
"But I can't believe he would pledge allegiance and ask for official recognition." Representative Kim said, ``I can't believe my eyes and ears as to how something like this could happen in the Republic of Korea in the 21st century.'' This can still be called a public party.
"Is that so?" he asked. Representative Kim said, ``No matter how much cash envelopes are thrown at them, no matter how much they bring shame on themselves rather than innovation, they are bulletproof, wearing a parliamentary badge and openly pledging allegiance to suspects of indigenous corruption.''
"Is it possible for people to shamelessly take the lead if they become expendable?" He added, ``Even though we belong to different political parties, I feel embarrassed as a member of the Diet.''
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