Former Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Kiryu and Lee Jae-myung both told Democratic Party representatives, ``Using party representatives and the National Assembly as tools to seize presidential power'' = South Korea

Former Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Won Hee-ryong announced on the 31st, ``The politics of Lee Jae-myung and other representatives of the Democratic Party (opposition) are nothing more than tools to seize power.'' Lee Dynasty
He has applied for recognition as a candidate for the general election of People's Power (the ruling party) in Incheon, Gyeyang, and Eul, which are the top local districts, and has begun a full-scale ``offensive attack'' against Representative Lee.
On this day, the former Minister visited the People's Power Party headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, and after submitting an application for recognition, he met with reporters and asked, ``Why did dialogue disappear in the National Assembly?
The reason why the party is falling more and more under the control of the Daughters of Reform, and the reason why Korean politics is becoming an obstacle in terms of people's livelihood and the economy, is because of the politics of leader Lee Jae-myung, who only needs to hold onto power. I am that
I'll try to break the circle." He went on to say, ``(Representative Lee) is being investigated on charges of impersonating a public prosecutor, publishing false facts, breach of trust, and corruption, but he is still trying to convince the mayor of Seongnam, Gyeonggi-do.
He used the power of being the governor of Ki Province and a member of the Diet to serve his own desires. Even now, he is using party representatives and the National Assembly as tools to seize the power of the president."
Regarding the prospect of a showdown with Lee, the former minister said, ``The aim is to resolve the abnormal politics where politics is blocking the path to the economy.''
I believe that our great people will make the right choice." Representative Lee advocated ``liquidating the prosecutor's dictatorship'' in contrast to the ``liquidating the movement sphere'' of the people's power, which he said at the press conference that day.
Regarding this, he argued, ``What must be liquidated now is not the movement's sphere itself, but the politics of vested interests in the movement's sphere, which is far removed from the times, the people, and future generations.''