Democratic Party of Korea: ”Reform Party lawmaker Lee Jun-seok's 'impeachment addiction' frame is heavy-handed and unreasonable” (South Korea)

The Democratic Party criticized Lee Jun-seok, a lawmaker from the New Reform Party, saying, "It is unreasonable to suddenly bring up the 'impeachment addiction' frame and forcefully assert your position."
Lee Ji-hye, deputy spokesperson for the Democratic Party of Korea, said in a commentary on the 15th, "Sim Woo-jung, who used legal techniques to break the mastermind of the rebellion out of prison,
"It is only natural that the Prosecutor General should be held accountable. I cannot understand why Rep. Lee Jun-seok is trying to protect Prosecutor General Shim while making an impeachment noise," he said.
Deputy spokesman Lee said, "I think it is Rep. Lee Joon-seok who has become addicted to the 'wolf in sheep's clothing business.' He is accused of being involved in the Myung Tae-gyun scandal.
"So maybe they're trying to make themselves look good to the prosecution," he said. Deputy Spokesperson Lee Joon-seok said, "I think Lee Joon-seok, who participated in the impeachment against President Yoon Seok-yeol, the mastermind of the rebellion,
Where are the prosecutors going, suddenly talking about being “addicted to impeachment” and trying to protect the prosecution? What is the reason for trying to protect the prosecution that released the mastermind of the insurrection?”
He added, "Representative Lee Joon-seok should make his stance clear. Just because we are a third-zone party, we should not be jumping back and forth between sides and taking knee-jerk interests.
"Are they trying to get something out of it?" he continued. "His criticism of both President Yoon and the Democratic Party reminds me of the centrism of Ahn Cheol-soo, a lawmaker from the People Power Party."
Deputy spokesman Lee said, "The forces sympathetic to the rebellion are still active. Rep. Lee Jun-seok is giving strength to the irrational logic of the rebellion forces that 'the Democratic Party of Korea is calling for too many impeachments,'"
"We ask Rep. Lee Jun-seok not to go along with the times, but to reflect on public opinion and constitutional values and reaffirm his promise to 'overcome extreme politics,'" Deputy Spokesperson Lee said.
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