Ruling Party Kwon Sung-dong: ``The electoral alliance between the Democratic Party and the Progressive Party is a Trojan horse for pro-North Korean forces.''

On the 3rd, Kwon Sung-dong, a member of the People's Power Assembly, called the electoral coalition between the Democratic Party and the Progressive Party a ``Trojan horse for pro-North Korean forces.''
On this day, Rep. Kwon said on his SNS, ``In the end, the Democratic Party cooperated with pro-North Korean forces.''
"The Democratic Party and the Progressive Party's electoral coalition is a Trojan horse for pro-Northern forces," he said.
In the afternoon, the opposition proportional representation satellite party
The ``Together Democratic Alliance'' (provisional name) holds a founding convention of the Central Party. Proportional representation candidates are the New Progressive Union, headed by New Progressive Union Standing Election Committee Chairman Yong Hae-in, and the Progressive Party, with three candidates each, and Coalition Politics, which has civil society representatives.
The Citizens' Council has four candidates for proportional representation, and the remaining 20 are candidates for the Democratic Party. Regarding this, Rep. Kwon said, ``Ten years ago, the Progressive Party was the United Progressive Party, and 20 years ago, it was the United Progressive Party.
30 years ago, it was the Gyeonggi Southern Committee of the National Democratic Revolutionary Party (People's Revolutionary Party)," adding, ``Behind the scenes, there is a person in charge of the Gyeonggi Southern Committee of the Democratic Revolutionary Party, and the Gyeonggi Eastern Union.
Former leader Lee Seok-ki, who was sentenced to prison for violating the national security law and inciting civil unrest, and a member of the United Progressive Party who was sentenced to dissolution of the party.
Ta. He went on to say, ``Anti-national, pro-North Korean forces have been constantly changing their signboards and aiming to advance into institutional politics, and they even succeeded in making inroads in the 2012 general election,'' adding, ``However, this time the Democratic Party...
"The Progressive Party's electoral coalition is so nationwide that it is not at the level of making inroads, but is on the verge of landing." Rep. Kwon said, ``The pro-North Korean fighters who have already infiltrated the Democratic Party's aides are the Ministry of National Defense,
It has been reported several times that he attempted to leak national security and industrial secrets by requesting information from government agencies such as the Intelligence Service. When these people become members of the Diet, they abuse their power and take control of many state facilities.
I don't know if they will leak secret information and take away many of the nation's 100-year-old projects using the privilege of not being arrested,'' he said, adding, ``Right now, it is not enough for the Democratic Party to just create a strange electoral system called a quasi-linked proportional representation system.'' Country
They are trying to dedicate their seats in the party to someone like that,'' and ``supporting the Democratic Alliance together means supporting the United Progressive Party.''