Lee Jun-seok, chairman of the Reform New Party's political platform and policy committee, ``Han Dong-hoon, chairman of the People's Power Emergency Countermeasures Committee, has a lot of grammar from Yeouido in his head''... criticizes the plan to reduce the number of members = South Korea

On the 16th, Lee Jun-seok, chairman of the Reform New Party's political platform and policy committee, announced that Han Dong-hoon, the leader of the People's Power (ruling party), made ``reducing the number of National Assembly members by 50'' as a promise in the 22nd general election.
He criticized the chairman of the regular task force, saying, ``I think his head is full of Yoido grammar.'' Chairman Lee Jun-seok held a ceremony at the Women's Plaza in Dongjak-gu, Seoul this afternoon.
He made this comment while meeting reporters at the ``New Future (tentative name)'' party founding convention, which was led by former Democratic Party (opposition) Democratic Party (DP) Democratic Party (opposition) Democratic Party (former) representatives along with former president Lee Nak-yeon. Chairman Lee Jun-seok said, ``Normally, no seats.
When it comes to matters such as numbers and annual expenditures, it becomes clear who among the people the government is trying to appeal to. It seems that they are trying to appeal to people who are tired of politics, but the current state of politics is
"We must humbly reflect on which political party created the inflammatory reaction against the government." He then added, ``I'm worried that I'll be talking too much from a third-person perspective using grammar that is common in Yeouido.''
"I feel a sense of anxiety," he added. Chairman Lee Jun-seok said in his congratulatory speech on the day, ``In the end, the Korean people, with the exception of a few, are already saying that President Yoon Seo-gyul is at fault, or that President Lee Jae-myung is at fault.
(Jaimei) Both parties have finished determining whether the Democratic Party representatives are at fault. Both are bad,'' he said, presenting political reform as a joint goal of the third zone parties. Chairman Lee Jun-seok said, ``We must do this.
The first and most important mission is to move the political battlefield, which has been fought in a quagmire until now, to a new future." He added, ``If we are looking for commonalities, perhaps the Republic of Korea
"We can start by agreeing on what the crisis is." Chairman Lee later met with reporters and said, ``I don't know what kind of crisis situation the people are experiencing.''
We must share our thoughts on whether we should focus on things. Of the things I listed earlier, none of them are unimportant, but I chose the most important greatest common divisor and there was no debate.
If possible, the New Reform Party intends to engage in discussions in good faith." He also said, ``If we become clear about the crisis in the Republic of Korea that we are trying to solve, we will not be able to overcome selfishness or self-interest.
There should be no such thing,” he emphasized.