Kwon Seong-dong, floor leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, says, ”The Democratic Party of Korea is a reign of terror... They are trying to create a favorable situation in the impeachment trial” (South Korea)

On the 11th, Kwon Seong-dong, floor leader of the ruling People's Power Party, pointed out to the Democratic Party, "The Democratic Party's speed tactic is calculated to create a favorable situation in the impeachment trial."
On the 11th, Floor Leader Kwon told Fei Suk, "The opposition party, which should be the driving force behind national stability, is instead adding to the chaos.
"They are acting as a supervisory force (a unit that monitors and supervises the battle) behind the public authority and are solely focused on speeding up the arrests," he said.
He added, "The reason why the Democratic Party is so keen on speed is simple. They want to arrest the president as soon as possible and impeach him.
"This is a calculation to create a favorable situation for the impeachment trial," said Kwon, the floor leader of the Democratic Party of Korea. "If bloody clashes break out during the execution of the arrest warrant, the Democratic Party of Korea will bear a great deal of responsibility.
The Public Prosecutor's Office and the police, who conducted the investigation, are also responsible.
"If the Democratic Party of Korea follows the path of the Jacobins (the radicals of the French Revolution) and the judiciary plays the role of a revolutionary court, the Republic of Korea will be intolerable," he said.
"We will be caught up in chaos," he warned. In addition, Kwon also warned that Kim Jeong-won, the head of the Constitutional Court's administrative office, had called for the declaration of emergency martial law during an emergency question session at the National Assembly the previous day.
In response to the answer that the ordinance "does not conform to the current constitution," the committee wrote, "This is a serious breach of fairness."
"We must adhere to fair procedures more than ever. However, the head of the Constitutional Court Administration, which only oversees the affairs of the institution, is appearing in the National Assembly to debate whether martial law violates the Constitution," he said.
"The president, the ruling and opposition parties, and the judiciary must all take the principle of due process seriously," Kwon said. "An outcome created by procedural flaws will only be the beginning of chaos."
"It is," he claimed.