2024-01-09 01:09:08
‘Principles and Common Sense’, a non-affiliated group within the Democratic Party of Korea, is holding a press conference on ‘Democratic Party Innovation Proposals’ at the National Assembly Communication Hall on the 14th of last month. From the left, Reps. Young-chan Yoon, Won-wook Lee, Jong-min Kim, and Eung-cheon Cho. /News 1
On the 9th, Rep. Cho Eung-cheon of the Democratic Party of Korea announced on the 9th that if Representative Lee Jae-myung does not respond to demands such as the formation of an integrated emergency response committee by the 10th, the ‘Principles and Common Sense’ (Lee Won-wook, Kim Jong-min, Cho Eung-cheon, and Yoon Young-chan), a group of non-Jae-myung members, will withdraw from the party. revealed.
Representative Cho appeared on SBS radio’s ‘Kim Tae-hyun’s Political Show’ that day and said, “Representative Lee has one day left. If he does not answer our demands in that time, he will have no choice but to stand in the communication hall (the National Assembly press conference room).” He said.
Rep. Cho said, “We asked the Democratic Party to make a decision until the end, but if we don’t hear an answer, there is no way.” To the moderator’s question, ‘So are you leaving the party?’ Rep. Cho answered “Yes.”
Rep. Cho said, “(Symbols) 3, 4, 5, and 6 will not have much synergy effect,” and added, “(Third zone forces should unite) to create a big tent so that the people can vote with peace of mind.” “He said. This opens up the possibility of solidarity with third zone forces that are preparing to found a new party, such as former Democratic Party leader Lee Nak-yeon and former People Power Party leader Lee Jun-seok.
‘Principles and common sense’ It is known that the four lawmakers reached a conclusion regarding their future following discussions the day before. ‘Principles and common sense’ has been demanding that Representative Lee form an integrated non-representative committee on the premise that he resigns from his position.
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