Lee Jae-myung, the ruling-opposition council? "Is there a ruling and opposition party?"

While Acting President Han Deok-soo has put on hold the promulgation of the Independent Counsel Act for Insurrection, demanding a compromise between the ruling and opposition parties, Lee Jae-myung, chairman of the Democratic Party of Korea, hinted that the ruling party does not exist now.

After attending a meeting to ease the burden on the vulnerable at the Financial Integration Support Center for the People in Jung-gu, Seoul, Lee asked a reporter, "Is there a ruling-opposition council or is there a ruling-opposition party?"

In a press conference on the 15th, Lee said that the ruling party has disappeared due to the impeachment of the president, arguing that the power of the people should not protect the president, who is a member of the National Assembly, but cooperate with the common goal of stabilizing state affairs and restoring people's livelihoods.

At the meeting, CEO Lee stressed the need for active and active household debt and common people's financial policies for economic growth, citing that the interest rate on living expenses loans borrowed by vulnerable groups reaches 15.9% per year.