South Korean ruling party leader: ”Cho Kuk receives monthly salary even when absent from work, wages at large companies are 'cut'”

Han Dong-hoon, chairman of the emergency response committee of the ruling People Power Party, said on the 5th to Cho Kuk, chairman of the Fatherland Reform Party, "If we leave the country in the hands of this man, it will become a really ridiculous country.
"It's probably irrelevant, since he's going to jail anyway," he said. Chairman Han said during an election campaign in Incheon that afternoon, "Chairman Cho is in high spirits.
"(Chairman Cho) also knows that he committed a crime. But he still wants revenge. He says he will take revenge on you all."
Han said, "(Chairman Cho) said, 'We will revise the constitution when we have 200 seats.'" He added, "He is putting pressure on (companies) with tax money, using carrot and stick methods to get companies to do things for everyone.
"What on earth is this?" he pointed out. "Isn't this about 'Let's all become poor together' and 'Let's equalize the downward trend'?
"Isn't it more like 'reducing' rather than 'reducing'?" Chairman Han said, "Cho did not even arrive to work, but received his monthly salary from Seoul University. His wife was in prison.
"Even though my daughter got a failing grade, she still received a scholarship. (Cho's family) manipulated documents to commit subsidy fraud and withheld money from the public.
"We made our money through stock market trading and other means," he said. "This means that only we will live a wealthy life, while others will have their monthly salaries reduced and will be forced to live a downward trend, making them poorer."
Han emphasized, "The Fatherland Reform Party and the Democratic Party (the main opposition party) have already become one," and "They are simply ignoring the voices of the people."
He criticized them, saying, "You only think of us as sales targets."