While talking about the people's livelihood, he is actually devious and only focuses on bulletproofing." Jang Dong-hyuk, the ruling party's chief floor spokesman, said in a commentary on the same day, "The 22nd National Assembly has begun.
The Democratic Party, along with its chairman Lee Jae-myung, is openly expressing its will to be bulletproof. They are shouting about the people's livelihood and talking about national pension reform and subsidies for the restoration of people's livelihood, but in reality, they are talking about the reform of the Fatherland.
"They have joined hands with the New Party and are passionate about bulletproofing," he said. "They have presented alternative proposals that are actually stopgap measures packaged as reform proposals, but now they are trying to overturn even the executive and legislative powers," he said.
"The bill to provide local currency that violates the law is being put forward as a measure to help restore people's livelihoods at the forefront of the 22nd National Assembly," he said.
The Fatherland Reform Party, whose lawmakers are currently undergoing trials and investigations, is also preparing to propose a special prosecutorial bill for Han Dong-hoon, the former head of the National Power Emergency Response Committee and the Minister of Justice.
"The lawmakers, who are all facing trials and investigations, are taking cases away from the prosecution and handing them over to special prosecutors selected to suit their own preferences," said Chang, the party's chief floor spokesman.
"This is an abuse of legislative power that has no merit," he said. "The reason they are trying to occupy the helm of the Legislation and Judiciary Committee while ignoring the conventions of the National Assembly is because Chairman Lee Jae-myung and Cho
"The most important thing was to secure the most important point of the bulletproof National Assembly for Chairman Kuk (Fatherland Reform Party). This is one of the obvious reasons why we cannot hand over the Legislation and Judiciary Committee chairmanship to the Democratic Party," he emphasized.
Chief Floor Spokesperson Jang told reporters at the Talent Education and Training Center in Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province, where the party workshop was held, "Various issues regarding the proposed special prosecutors law have been raised.
"I have already spoken extensively about the main points, but on top of that, it would also strip the president of his power to appoint the special counsel. This makes it even more likely that it is unconstitutional," he said.
He also said, "We will take away the veto if the president exercises his veto, whether it be the right to appoint a special prosecutor or the power to veto, and we will do what we want with the cases we are involved in.
"They are appointing special prosecutors at every opportunity and trying to make all cases go their way," he said. "Seeing that the public does not understand at all, the Democratic Party is now saying that the public clearly knows
I think this kind of bulletproofing needs to stop," he added.
2024/05/30 20:50 KST
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