Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung: ”The ruling party is not right... We will continue until the end” in response to the rejection of the Special Prosecutor's Bill for Private Choi (South Korea)

On the 28th, Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, said, "We will carry out the sincere will of the people and the national security authorities in accordance with the law, which has been rejected after a second vote.
"The People Power Party (ruling party) lawmakers have been thwarted, but that is really not right," he said. After the Special Prosecutor's Bill for Private Choi was rejected in a plenary session held at the National Assembly that afternoon, Lee
Meeting with reporters, he said, "In the end, I cannot help but think about the situation where it is in my interest to hide the truth."
He continued, "Let's find out the truth about the private who sacrificed himself to protect our country.
"I also cannot understand why there is such strong opposition to an investigation into allegations of external pressure and manipulation of the case during the investigation," he said.
Lee said, "We will work with the people to investigate the truth behind the death of Private Choi and why the government and the ruling party are so vehemently obstructing the investigation."
"I really don't understand it and it's disappointing. The president and the ruling party both respect the people and are not willing to accept it," Lee said.
"How can we lead the national government of this country with such a mindset?" he added. Meanwhile, the Special Prosecutor's Bill for Private Choi, which was put to a second vote at the plenary session that day due to President Yoon's veto,
Of the 294 votes, 179 were in favor, 111 were against, and 4 were invalid, resulting in the final rejection (passed by more than two-thirds of the members present).
The special investigation law was ultimately scrapped.