Former Daegu Mayor Hong Jun-pyo: ”Is it only candidate Kang Son-woo who is committing power harassment against his aide? This is a long-standing practice in the political world” (South Korea)

When Kang Sun-woo, the candidate for Minister of Gender Equality and Family, withdrew from the position due to a power harassment scandal involving an aide, Hong Jun-pyo, the former mayor of Daegu, said, "I'm sorry, but I ...
"Is Kang Sun-woo the only one in the political world who verbally abuses his aides and commits power harassment?" Hong wrote in a post on his blog on the 24th, "I've tried to cover it all up, but
"The power harassment of aides has been a long-standing practice," he said. Former Mayor Hong, as if he was targeting the People's Power Party's internal affairs, "kicked a party official for no reason and took responsibility for himself after receiving a collective protest from the party officials.
"There were lawmakers who left the party, then quietly rejoined when things calmed down," he said. This is the case of Song Eon-seok, the National Assembly representative for People's Power, who left the party over a past assault scandal and then rejoined.
This remark is interpreted as a roundabout targeting Omote. Furthermore, former Mayor Hong said, "Isn't there a council member who fired several aides for no reason in the past year just because they didn't graduate from S University?
"Were there any female council members who yelled abuse at their aides while under the influence of alcohol?" Hong said. "It's fortunate that this practice has come to be questioned again, even though it's been a long time coming. Such nasty people should not be allowed to
I want this sorted out already," he wrote.