Kim Ki-hyun, People's Power lawmaker, ”The Democratic Party of Korea is handling the 'Lee Jae-myung Rescue Act' exclusively like a gangster in the back alley” = South Korea

On the 14th, Kim Ki-hyun, a member of the ruling People's Power Party, said, "We will definitely put the Democratic Party, along with candidate Lee Jae-myung, who is privatizing the judiciary and toying with the rule of law, in the hands of history through this presidential election.
"If we don't stand on the podium, there will be no future for the Republic of Korea," he said. On the same day, Rep. Kim posted on his Facebook page, "The Democratic Party of Korea held a Legislation and Judiciary Committee meeting a while ago and listed the following as the requirements for publishing false facts:
Following the passage of the Public Offices Election Act amendment bill, which removes the word "act," the bill to amend the Supreme Court's Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae and the bill to increase the number of Supreme Court justices to 30 were all sent to the subcommittee."
The amendment to the Public Offices Election Act, which the Democratic Party of Korea handled exclusively this time, was proposed on the 1st, the day after the Supreme Court overturned and remanded the case against Lee Jae-myung, the Democratic Party of Korea (presidential election) candidate, for violation of the Public Offices Election Act with a guilty verdict.
If the bill goes through, it is expected to work to Lee's advantage. Rep. Kim said, "There is no spirit of dialogue or compromise. They are only relying on the power of their seats and are resorting to power harassment and smear campaigns.
"I feel an intolerable anger at the Democratic Party's violent acts in the National Assembly, which routinely engages in violence," he wrote. He added, "They are acting like gangsters in the back alleys because the verdict did not meet the preferences of 'Father Lee Jae-myung' candidate."
The behavior of forcing through a special investigation report in retaliation against the Supreme Court Chief Justice who used force to process the Lee Jae-myung Relief Act as an exclusive matter and then overturned it is an unconstitutional idea that goes against the Constitution, which stipulates the principles of separation of powers and judicial independence.
"Far from equality before the law, the Democratic Party of Korea is hell-bent on creating a Lee Jae-myung world that seeks to reign above the law, and they are committing legislative tyranny that is being used against the people," he said.
I want them to be firmly reprimanded," he added.