Power of the People ``Song Yong Gil and former Democratic Party representatives are testing the patience of the people...The arrogance of politicians in the 386 Movement'' = South Korea

The People's Power (ruling party) announced on the 9th that regarding the ``alleged distribution of cash envelopes at the all-party conference,'' former Democratic Party (opposition) representatives together with Song Yong-gil, who was investigated by the prosecutors the day before, told reporters, ``The prosecutors... words
``His brazen attitude is testing the patience of the people,'' he criticized. Kim On-eong, full-time deputy spokesperson for People's Power, said in a commentary that ``the investigation is a matter of opinion.
The claims made by the former representative Song, who belittled Lay, are a direct reflection of the arrogance of a typical ``386 Movement'' politician who has forgotten reality.''
Next, Deputy Spokesman Kim said, ``The sight of inciting the people without a single proper explanation is an old-fashioned government that lacks the minimum level of conscience and responsibility.''
It was the appearance of Jiie. I think it would be a better decision to declare his retirement from politics than to form a new party.'' Yoon Kwang-seo, who was arrested and indicted in connection with the incident of scattering cash envelopes by former Song representative
Commenting on independent lawmaker Yun Kwan-seok, saying, ``I don't agree with this, it's a serious crime.'' ``These words and actions are distorted and lack a basic understanding of democracy and the rule of law.Repent and apologize.''
On the contrary, they continue to deceive the people." Furthermore, Deputy Spokesman Kim said, ``Looking at his irresponsible attitude and lack of self-reflection, it is embarrassing that former leader Song led a huge opposition party even for a short time.
”, he said. He added, ``We must speed up the investigation of former Representative Song and other members of the National Assembly who are suspected of receiving cash envelopes.
We urge all suspicions to be transparently clarified through an investigation."