Kim Ji-yong, the nominee to head the inaugural Major Crimes Investigation Office, attended a National Assembly confirmation hearing on the morning of Wednesday (Oct. 14). Representative Park Sang-woong of the People Power Party brought up Gyeonggi Province Governor Choo Mi-ae, saying, "Even the opposition party was shocked by the remarks calling nominee Kim 'Nazi' and 'Eichmann,'" and asked, "Do you carry that many critical flaws?" Nominee Kim replied, "I consider some of those expressions insulting," while adding, "I think she made those remarks because of the weight and importance of the position."
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