Park Seong-hoon, spokesperson for the People Power Party, emphasized on September 7 that the upcoming confirmation hearing will clearly show whether the Lee Jae-myung administration is a government for the people or one that has decided to "part ways" with them.
After a Supreme Council meeting, Park told reporters, "President Lee Jae-myung's recent cabinet reshuffle reflects an attitude that does not consider the public as partners in governance. To put it simply, it is a decision to part ways with the people."
He referred to the allegations surrounding Justice Minister nominee Kim Seung-won as "Rat Poison Gate," stating, "Considering the ugly crimes related to stock manipulation hidden behind a single word, 'oppa,' we cannot face the public. We will concentrate our party's efforts on a special investigation and subsequent legal actions."
Park also expressed confidence in demonstrating the presence of the main opposition party during the confirmation hearing, stating, "We will prepare intensively for the hearing and present the allegations related to the nominee to the public, ensuring that candidates who do not meet public standards do not hinder governance."
Additionally, he outlined his ambition to showcase the clarity and fighting spirit of the main opposition party during the regular National Assembly session. His strategy involves raising issues related to the public's discomfort and anxiety through government questioning, confirmation hearings, and national audits, thereby providing a sense of political efficacy to the citizens.
Regarding the narrowing gap in approval ratings with the Democratic Party, he remarked, "I believe a golden cross is entirely possible," and pledged to focus the party's efforts on uncovering the truth regarding the Central Election Management Commission's special investigation, security issues related to the Jeju missing persons case, single-item leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and matters concerning security and defense.
Meanwhile, in response to the government's consideration of deploying troops to the Strait of Hormuz, Park urged, "National interests must be prioritized above all. No political interests should be a bargaining chip in the face of national interests. A swift and courageous decision must be made in the interest of the nation."
After a Supreme Council meeting, Park told reporters, "President Lee Jae-myung's recent cabinet reshuffle reflects an attitude that does not consider the public as partners in governance. To put it simply, it is a decision to part ways with the people."
He referred to the allegations surrounding Justice Minister nominee Kim Seung-won as "Rat Poison Gate," stating, "Considering the ugly crimes related to stock manipulation hidden behind a single word, 'oppa,' we cannot face the public. We will concentrate our party's efforts on a special investigation and subsequent legal actions."
Park also expressed confidence in demonstrating the presence of the main opposition party during the confirmation hearing, stating, "We will prepare intensively for the hearing and present the allegations related to the nominee to the public, ensuring that candidates who do not meet public standards do not hinder governance."
Additionally, he outlined his ambition to showcase the clarity and fighting spirit of the main opposition party during the regular National Assembly session. His strategy involves raising issues related to the public's discomfort and anxiety through government questioning, confirmation hearings, and national audits, thereby providing a sense of political efficacy to the citizens.
Regarding the narrowing gap in approval ratings with the Democratic Party, he remarked, "I believe a golden cross is entirely possible," and pledged to focus the party's efforts on uncovering the truth regarding the Central Election Management Commission's special investigation, security issues related to the Jeju missing persons case, single-item leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and matters concerning security and defense.
Meanwhile, in response to the government's consideration of deploying troops to the Strait of Hormuz, Park urged, "National interests must be prioritized above all. No political interests should be a bargaining chip in the face of national interests. A swift and courageous decision must be made in the interest of the nation."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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