Lee Jae-myung and Han Dong-hoon wrote, "Changing words is a representative Yeouido dialect."

Lee Jae-myung, chairman of the Democratic Party of Korea, pointed out that Han Dong-hoon, the leader of the People's Power, hates the Yeouido dialect, but he believes that he knows that it is a representative Yeouido dialect to say it and not say it later or change it.

Representative Lee criticized Han at the Supreme Council, saying, "When I asked him to meet with me within the last week, I asked him to do so, but there was no news of negotiations between the ruling and opposition parties through the chief of staff of both parties."

He then urged the leaders of the ruling and opposition parties to meet and discuss the next issue, although he understood that the position is awkward even though the public welfare scene is difficult and political issues are piled up.

After mentioning the abolition of the handset distribution law and the revival of the district party, he reiterated that he expects to meet as soon as possible to deal with any urgent issues that the people want.

He also asked the Yoon Suk Yeol government why they won power, saying, "I can keep my promise to the people during the presidential election, but I don't know what they are doing without keeping their promise again during the general election."