South Korea's ruling party ”expands” its offensive scope beyond Lee Jae-myung to the ”Lee Jae-myung faction”

South Korea's ruling party, the People Power Party, is expanding the scope of its offensive beyond Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, to the "Lee Jae-myung faction."
On the 31st of last month, the ruling party's floor leader Kwon Seong-dong said at the party's emergency response committee meeting, "The former chairman Lee Jae-myung
"Looking back at their words and actions, we can see how the future of Korea that the Democratic Party envisions is full of chaos and crisis," he said, pointing out the true nature of the Lee Jae-myung faction's views on economics and diplomacy.
Regarding Lee Jae-myung's recent remarks emphasizing the "US-Korea alliance," Kwon said, "Until recently, the Democratic Party had been
The inclusion of the phrase "Japan is hostile towards North Korea, China and Russia, and is committed to a dubious foreign policy that focuses on Japan" drew criticism from both the government and opposition parties in the United States.
"It's just that Lee Jae-myung hastily changed his mask as relations have become colder," he said. "Even if Lee Jae-myung is putting on a pointless mask, it's not surprising that he once derogated from the U.S. military by calling it an 'occupying force.'
"The Democratic Party also said during the last presidential election that it must be prepared to withdraw U.S. troops from South Korea," he said.
The government came under fire for nominating people who had been at the forefront of the “anti-American movement,” such as those who opposed the dissolution of the United Nations Command and the joint military exercises between the ROK and the US, for the first and second positions in the proportional representation section, and was forced to hastily have them withdraw.
It was like "cutting off the lizard's tail."