Conservative commentator: ”The Democratic Party's withdrawal of the treason charge will not save Chairman Lee Jae-myung” (South Korea)

Jeong Won-chaek, a lawyer known as a conservative commentator in South Korea, said that the National Assembly's impeachment panel had removed the bill from the impeachment bill for President Yoon Seok-yeol.
Regarding the withdrawal of the "treason charge," he criticized, "It was solely for the sake of Lee Jae-myung, the chairman of the Democratic Party of Korea."
According to the Korean news agency "Newsis" on the 7th, Attorney Jung appeared on a Korean radio program and said, "The emergency martial law was a mistake. However, after the martial law is lifted, there will be no impeachment proceedings, but rather the National Security Council will investigate the matter.
"The truth must be revealed," said Jeong. "After the truth is revealed and the facts are confirmed, impeachment proceedings should be pursued if there are any problems," he said.
"They are all desperate to 'secure President Yoon'. The crime they are trying to secure is 'treason.'"
He continued, "If that is the case, we must first thoroughly investigate whether it meets the elements of the crime of treason.
The Democratic Party of Korea, which proposed the impeachment bill for treason, is now saying it will withdraw the treason charge. The reason for this is solely to save Lee. They want to hold an impeachment trial quickly and find a way to get rid of him.
"They want to hold early presidential elections even if it means doing things like that," he said. "It will take time, so they're saying they want to repeal the insurrection charges. But they shouldn't repeal the insurrection charges. That's
"It would be deceiving the people," he said, warning, "but unlike before, the people will not stay silent. There will be resistance from the people."