On the 10th, President Yun Seok-yeol said regarding the conflict within the passport, “The president is the president of the country, not the head of the party. I think it is right to watch the party issue.”
President Yoon met with reporters on the way to the Oval Office in Yongsan on the same day and asked regarding the recent conflict between People’s Power Representative Lee Jun-seok and the most-elected lawmaker Jeong Jin-seok in the party. did.
Previously, Representative Lee and Rep. Jeong continued to fight over issues such as departure from Ukraine on the 6th and the placement of ‘Bundang-eul’ by Supreme Councilor Jeong Mi-kyung.
When Rep. Chung opened the offensive on President Lee, who was on his visit to Ukraine, saying, “It’s out of the blue,” President Lee criticized head-on, saying, “If you come back once morest Russia now, that’s just going to go away and opportunism.”
In response, Rep. Jeong said in relation to the issue of ‘Bundang-eul’ placement by Supreme Councilor Jeong, who is known as Lee’s aide, “A region with a high win rate (like Bundang-eul) should be a place that considers new politicians, not a place where people who have been in politics for a long time can live. “It will take a lot of courage to talk to the party leader regarding the nomination,” said Lee.
Afterwards, as if on the way home, as if he was not satisfied, CEO Lee posted a post on Facebook and slammed it, saying, “What kind of crap are you discussing following shaking it all year round?” Rep. Jung closed his mouth saying, “I don’t think I will respond any more.”
The party leadership came out and asked for restraint in the intensifying conflict, but there are voices of concern within the party saying, “As soon as the ruling party became the ruling party, a brawl over the next power began.”
Han Ji-hye, reporter for Donga.com [email protected]
