South Korea's ruling party FORMER representative ``leave the party''... ``South Korea, not the party, is in a state of emergency.''

Lee Jun-seok, former representative of South Korea's ruling party ``People's Power,'' announced his ``leaving the party'' on the 27th. Former Representative Lee held a press conference this afternoon and said, ``Today, I am leaving the People's Power party.
"I am giving up all political assets I had in the power of the people." Former Chairman Lee said, ``I cannot wait forever,'' and added, ``Several months ago, one of the party leaders asked me to...
He has also received proposals for positions such as general election strategy committee chairman. But it didn't move me at all." He continued, ``It is the Republic of Korea, not the party, that is in a state of emergency.''
"We cannot just wait around," he said, criticizing the political world that views the other party as the "enemy" and engages in extreme confrontations. On the other hand, regarding the launch of a new party, Lee former representative said, ``There is a lot of confusion about antipyretics and painkillers.''
"We will frankly deal with the serious problems faced by South Korea, which now has no blood vessels left to administer injections."