When Heo Eun-ah, the leader of the New Reform Party, criticized Lee Joon-seok as "Sangwang politics" on the 12th, the party's internal feud is intensifying, with Lee Joon-seok immediately refuting, "I will give up my delusions."
In the process, the two engaged in a "muddy fight" in which they criticized each other by revealing their past words and actions."The nature of the current situation of the New Reform Party is simple, it happens because I tried to exercise the right to appoint and dismiss the secretary-general without conforming to Lee's royal politics," Chairman
he said at a press conference at the National Assembly. "All other slander and conspiracy against me are false."
"Rep. Lee even told me, 'Don't do anything,' 'Don't touch the policy,' and 'Please stay still,'" he said. "It's a very insulting expression and I felt a sense of shame, but I endured it silently."
"Rep. Lee is still a valuable asset of the New Reform Party, but the New Reform Party is not a 'Lee Joon-seok shrine,'" he said. "Rep. Lee should no longer give up his obsession with royal politics."
The internal feud of the New Reform Party erupted on the 16th of last month when Huh replaced former Secretary-General Kim Chul-geun.Representative
he claimed that Representative Lee had exceeded his authority by ignoring the party leader's authority and intervening in party affairs with former President Kim, his close confidant.
However, Representative Lee directly refuted Representative Heo's claim on Facebook, saying, "I didn't contact or request anything about the party's affairs first."
He also put pressure on the resignation of the representative through the party recall system.
Rep. Lee said, "No matter how much you say something that does not fit the facts or is mixed up in your favor, it will only accumulate sneering around you," and pointed out, "The state will be confused by a maniac who is delusional and will give up delusions."
He said, "I don't even remember making a fuss about lawmakers paying 50 million won each for the special party after the lax financial management," and added, "Someone cried for proportionality and made a fuss for three hours, saying it's ridiculous to run in proportionality again, and that's common sense in politics."
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In the process, the two engaged in a "muddy fight" in which they criticized each other by revealing their past words and actions."The nature of the current situation of the New Reform Party is simple, it happens because I tried to exercise the right to appoint and dismiss the secretary-general without conforming to Lee's royal politics," Chairman
he said at a press conference at the National Assembly. "All other slander and conspiracy against me are false."
"Rep. Lee even told me, 'Don't do anything,' 'Don't touch the policy,' and 'Please stay still,'" he said. "It's a very insulting expression and I felt a sense of shame, but I endured it silently."
"Rep. Lee is still a valuable asset of the New Reform Party, but the New Reform Party is not a 'Lee Joon-seok shrine,'" he said. "Rep. Lee should no longer give up his obsession with royal politics."
The internal feud of the New Reform Party erupted on the 16th of last month when Huh replaced former Secretary-General Kim Chul-geun.Representative
he claimed that Representative Lee had exceeded his authority by ignoring the party leader's authority and intervening in party affairs with former President Kim, his close confidant.
However, Representative Lee directly refuted Representative Heo's claim on Facebook, saying, "I didn't contact or request anything about the party's affairs first."
He also put pressure on the resignation of the representative through the party recall system.
Rep. Lee said, "No matter how much you say something that does not fit the facts or is mixed up in your favor, it will only accumulate sneering around you," and pointed out, "The state will be confused by a maniac who is delusional and will give up delusions."
He said, "I don't even remember making a fuss about lawmakers paying 50 million won each for the special party after the lax financial management," and added, "Someone cried for proportionality and made a fuss for three hours, saying it's ridiculous to run in proportionality again, and that's common sense in politics."
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Caption editing: Jeong Eui-jin
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