2023-12-12 03:49:18
When Kim Min-seok, a member of the pro-Lee Jae-myung (pro-Myeong) faction, criticized former leader Lee Nak-yeon, who was preparing to launch a new party, calling him the “Sakura route,” the non-Lee Jae-myung (non-Lee Jae-myung) faction said that in the past, Rep. Kim was “a person with the nickname Kim Min-sae (Kim Min-seok + iron bird).” “It was,” he refuted, saying it was a “self-diss.”
Lee Jae-myeong, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea (left), and Rep. Kim Min-seok are talking at the plenary session of the National Assembly on the 1st. Reporter Kim Seong-ryong
At a press conference held at the National Assembly on the 12th, Rep. Kim said, “Nak-yeon Lee’s new party theory will be a pseudo-opposition party that plays and cooperates with the manipulation politics of Prosecutor Yoon Seok-yeol’s dictatorship, that is, the Sakura line.” Dona,” he criticized. In a radio interview on the 11th, Rep. Kim also criticized her for failing to win the primary, saying, “You’re a typical ‘Sakura’ who doesn’t know what the challenges of this era are.” Sakura means cherry blossom in Japanese, and in Korean politics, it is mainly used to disparage politicians who have colluded with the government or ruling party or have defected.
In response to Rep. Kim’s continued criticism day following day, the non-violent community launched a counterattack, calling Rep. Kim ‘naeronambul’, referring to Rep. Kim’s so-called ‘migratory’ actions in the past. During the 2002 presidential election, when candidate Roh Moo-hyun’s approval rating fell, Rep. Kim left the party and joined National Unity 21, led by independent Rep. Chung Mong-joon, and was criticized as a “migratory politician.”
Members of the National Assembly are giving greetings at a talk show with the people of ‘Principles and Common Sense’, a non-mainstream group of the Democratic Party of Korea, held at the National Assembly on the 10th. From the left, Reps. Young-chan Yoon, Won-wook Lee, Eung-cheon Cho, Young-chan Yoon, and Jong-min Kim. yunhap news
Rep. Cho Eung-cheon of ‘Principles and Common Sense’, which advocates innovation within the party, said on radio ‘Kim Tae-hyun’s Political Show’ that day, “The person who was nicknamed ‘Kim Min-sae’ has now become a completely pro-Myung (pro-Lee Jae-myung) warrior. Is she qualified to say Sakura? “Is there such a thing?” he asked, adding, “I’m not sure what Rep. Kim Min-seok is talking regarding when he calls himself an orthodox line, but the thing that comes to mind is ‘self-dissing.’”
Rep. Lee Won-wook also recalled on Facebook that Rep. Kim is from the 86 group (80s student, born in the 60s) and said, “86 We are ashamed of turning a blind eye to the public’s demand for the liquidation of vested politicians,” adding, “Who is pointing the sword of criticism rather than self-reflection? “I’m ashamed of myself,” he said.
Representative Yoon Young-chan said on Facebook on the 11th, “Rep. Kim, who lived a political life for over 10 years with the stigma of ‘Kim Min-sae’, has now transformed into a pro-Myung faction, criticizing fellow lawmakers who want change and innovation in the party, and calling former leader Lee Nak-yeon ‘Sakura’.” “You’re talking nonsense,” he said, adding, “You’re talking regarding reality, but wasn’t Kim Min-seok himself always at the center of the choice?” Rep. Kim Jong-min also said on Facebook on the same day, “We need to look back on why public distrust in 586 politics is growing,” and “You can’t win the public’s support if you just talk regarding it.”
Meanwhile, former CEO Lee, who was the person responsible for the sniping, dismissed this, saying, “I don’t feel it’s worth responding to them one by one.”
Reporter Jihye Han [email protected]
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