People's Power lawmaker Na Kyung-wan: ”If I had been the party leader instead of Han Dong-hoon, there would have been no martial law” (South Korea)

If Na Kyung-won, a lawmaker from the People's Power Party, had been the party leader instead of Han Dong-hoon, former president Yoon Seok-yeol would have declared martial law on December 3rd.
On the 28th, Rep. Na said on the Channel A radio program "Political Signal," "Looking at the history of Korean politics, if the relationship between the ruling party leader and the president is not good,
During the presidency of President Lee Myung-bak, a person who supported the president became the party leader, and President Lee completed his term without any problems, but during the presidency of President Park Geun-hye, Park
The relationship between the party and government deteriorated when Kim Moo-sung became leader instead of Seo Jung-Woo, who was recommended by the president."
As a result, he claimed, the party lost its position as the number one party in the 20th general election and led to the impeachment of the president.
He continued, "One of the reasons why the People's Power Party is struggling now is because the relationship between President Yoon and the party chairman was not good at the time."
In response, the moderator asked, "If Rep. Na Kyung-wan had been the party leader instead of former leader Han Dong-hoon at the party convention on July 23 last year, do you think there would have been no martial law?"
To which Rep. Luo replied, "That was probably the case." He added, "Before that, they unexpectedly distributed a joint petition to prevent the party representative from being elected," and in 2023, ahead of the party convention on March 8th,
He mentioned the situation in January when 22 first-time elected members of parliament circulated a joint petition opposing his candidacy for the party convention.