People's Power lawmaker Na Kyung-wan says, ”The Democratic Party of Korea is a martial law inducer”... Democratic Party of Korea says, ”Rep. Na Kyung-wan is a vomiting inducer” = South Korea

Na Kyung-won, a lawmaker from the ruling People Power Party, said, "The Democratic Party is responsible for the declaration of martial law," and described them as "the initiators of martial law." The Democratic Party also said, "This is nonsense.
On the 15th, Rep. Na attended a protest rally held by about 10 outside chairpersons of the National Assembly's National Assembly of Party Coordinators against Impeachment in front of the High-Ranking Public Officials Crime Investigation Agency.
He participated in the event and claimed, "The Democratic Party of Korea, which has paralyzed national politics with legislative dictatorship, successive impeachments, and budget cuts, has played the role of instigating martial law. The president has been forced into a situation where he has no choice but to declare martial law."
Continuing, Rep. Na said, "The Democratic Party of Korea has been plotting an early impeachment of the president in order to protect Chairman Lee Jae-myung. The constitution and rule of law of the Republic of Korea have all collapsed. It is a tragic situation.
"The Constitutional Court, the last bastion of judicial order, has fallen into the role of destroying the Constitution. The Constitutional Court, an accomplice in the paralysis of national politics by the Democratic Party of Japan, is conducting trials in a biased and unfair manner," he added.
In response, Roh Jong-myung, floor spokesman for the Democratic Party of Korea, said in a written briefing, "Rep. Na, who only blames the Democratic Party of Korea, is a vomit inducer.
He used to be fascinated by far-right ideology, but now he has blatantly instigated civil unrest. He continued, "Rep. Ra's words are all nonsense, they're delusional. I've heard these words somewhere before.
"It's the same reason that far-right forces like Pastor Cheon Gwang-hoon gave for declaring martial law," he said sarcastically. In addition, House spokesman Roh said, "If you have common sense and conscience, you should not be blaming your own case like someone else.
"I will not ask you to drop the charges. Look at yourself," he said.