LEE SEUNG HWAN criticizes People Power Party as an accomplice in civil war

After the impeachment motion against President Yoon Seok-yeol was scrapped due to the abstention of People Power lawmakers, singer LEE SEUNG HWAN criticized the move on social media.
On the 7th, after the impeachment motion was rejected, LEE SEUNG HWAN wrote on his SNS, "It is now clear that the 'People Power' lawmakers are complicit in the civil war," and "The sins of history
They are not afraid of people, and in addition to the fact that the authorities in the present world are more important to them, they are the kind of people who would think, "What can you do?" even if people were to die and the public's livelihood were to fall into great suffering, so I think that's true.
"The democratic citizens of our Republic of Korea go without sleep for days and always watch the dawn before going to bed," he added.
The impeachment motion against President Yoon Seok-yeol on the 7th was passed by 300 lawmakers.
Of these, only 195 people participated in the vote, and the bill was scrapped due to a lack of required votes. The vote was not held due to the lack of required votes, and the votes were not counted.
A total of 195 lawmakers, including People Power Party lawmakers Ahn Cheol-soo, Kim Sang-wook, and Kim Ye-ji, participated in the motion. The impeachment motion will be scrapped if 200 lawmakers, two-thirds of the 300 lawmakers in attendance, do not vote in favor.
The People's Power had previously confirmed its "no" stance on the impeachment bill against President Yoon and the special investigation bill for Mrs. Kim Gun Hee.
The assembly members all walked out before the vote on the impeachment bill, making it certain that the bill would be rejected before the vote even began. This is the third time that an impeachment bill against a sitting president has come up for a vote in the National Assembly.
The impeachment bills for former presidents Roh Moo-hyun and Park Geun-hye in 2016 were passed by the National Assembly. The impeachment bill, jointly proposed by six opposition parties including the Democratic Party of Korea, was passed by President Yoon on the 3rd.
The trigger for the impeachment was the declaration of emergency martial law. The impeachment included the declaration of emergency martial law in violation of the Constitution and the law, despite the fact that none of the necessary conditions for martial law were met.
The reasons given for the impeachment included "violation of the principles of national sovereignty and separation of powers, freedom of political party activity, and freedom of expression."