▲ People Power Party Leader Jang Dong-hyeok speaks at a Supreme Council meeting held at the National Assembly on November 5.
Regarding the Democratic Party of Korea's push to pass a so-called "special counsel bill on fabricated indictments" at a plenary session of the National Assembly today (November 5), People Power Party Leader Jang Dong-hyeok stated, "If they unreasonably push through a special counsel to drop charges, the public will hold them accountable by canceling the administration."
Leader Jang made the criticism during a Supreme Council meeting held at the National Assembly today, calling the legislation "a bill just to save Lee Jae-myung."
Responding to the Democratic Party's announcement that it had removed the so-called clause on dropping charges from the special counsel bill on fabricated indictments, Jang countered, "Even without the clause on dropping charges, the public already knows all too well that eight, ten, or twenty ways are wide open to drop the charges."
Regarding recent remarks by President Lee that "actual transaction prices (of real estate) in major areas are dropping to a surprising extent," Jang also pointed out, "The content of the remarks was clear. When all media outlets and the public criticized them, they dismissed all news reports as fake news, claiming he was referring to the three Gangnam districts."
He continued, "After fabricating nonexistent achievements to boast about and making a slip of the tongue, he pettily fights with the media on social media at all hours. In reality, he is fighting with the public."
He added, "While Seoul housing prices have risen for 90 consecutive weeks, he keeps his mouth firmly shut about it. Yet he boasts about a surge in listings, a plunge in transactions, and rising delinquencies and auctions. At this point, a president who enjoys the public's suffering is a demon."
(Photo: Yonhap News)
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