Leader Lee Former's formation of new party criticized by ruling party as ``insufficient timing and reason'' = South Korea

On the 3rd, former member Na Kyung-won of South Korea's ruling party People's Power appeared on a YTN news program and expressed his dissatisfaction with former representative Lee Jun-seok, who had declared the formation of a new party.
I made it clear. Na said, ``The party was trying to nominate Lee again as the official candidate for Nowon-gu, Seoul, but the party wouldn't remove him as an official candidate, so he just left the party.''
It’s gone,” he revealed. He further criticized, ``It's unfortunate that Mr. Lee is starting a new party. Mr. Lee probably felt regret and dissatisfaction, but that alone is not enough time or reason to form a new party.''
I judged it. Mr. Na said, ``There is a widespread impression (within the party) that Mr. Lee refused to run because it would be difficult to win in Nowon-gu,'' adding, ``Mr. Lee's support for the new party is based on the support of Han Dong-hoon.
I think the number has decreased due to the establishment of the emergency task force led by Mr. Isao." On the other hand, the special prosecutor's law regarding suspicions of stock manipulation by First Lady Yoon was passed by the National Assembly led by the opposition Democratic Party.
He said, ``The special prosecutor law itself violates the principle of clarity and is unconstitutional.The special prosecutor law was created for general elections, so there is no risk of that happening.''
Regarding the possibility of a defection vote from the people's power in the Diet re-vote on the special prosecutor law, he said, ``I don't think people will defect just because the official recognition has been removed.''
"No," he predicted.