The ruling Democratic Party issued a message of "listening more humbly" following President Lee Jae-myung's press conference on the 18th, aligning itself with the Blue House.
After the press conference, Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok met with reporters at the National Assembly and stated, "Throughout the press conference, I shared the same thoughts and feelings as President Lee. The party will also listen more humbly and pay attention to the people's livelihoods," he emphasized.
Han Byeong-do, the floor leader, also expressed on his Facebook that he was able to reaffirm the President's firm commitment to restoring livelihoods, reform, and unity, stating, "I believe this press conference will be a turning point in restoring public trust in governance."
He added, "The President directly addressed various issues that the People Power Party has used as political ammunition. The People Power Party must stop its unproductive political strife and irresponsible obstruction of governance," and pledged, "As the ruling party, we will serve the people with a lower and more humble attitude."
Park Seong-jun, the party's chief spokesperson, stated in a briefing, "I agree with the President's remarks about the need to improve the reality where indicators are improving but the public does not feel it. We will support legislation, policies, and budgets in the National Assembly to enhance the actual lives of the people."
He continued, "We take the President's commitment to approach the public with a lower posture and to better understand the people's will and lives very seriously," and assured that the Democratic Party will do its utmost to resolve pressing livelihood issues and achieve stable reforms amid national unity.
Choi Min-hee, the party's chief supreme council member, wrote on her Facebook, "I firmly believe that the President will ultimately break through policy-wise and achieve a great transformation for South Korea, creating a world of strength and compassion." Supreme council member Han Min-soo also expressed his determination, stating, "I will take on the role of fully reflecting the people's will. I will retie my shoelaces alongside the President."
However, the Democratic Party refrained from commenting on the President's proposals to the National Assembly and the ruling party, including the removal of the authority to dismiss charges in the 'Special Prosecutor Law.' It is expected that Kim will address related messages at a press conference scheduled for the 20th.
After the press conference, Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok met with reporters at the National Assembly and stated, "Throughout the press conference, I shared the same thoughts and feelings as President Lee. The party will also listen more humbly and pay attention to the people's livelihoods," he emphasized.
Han Byeong-do, the floor leader, also expressed on his Facebook that he was able to reaffirm the President's firm commitment to restoring livelihoods, reform, and unity, stating, "I believe this press conference will be a turning point in restoring public trust in governance."
He added, "The President directly addressed various issues that the People Power Party has used as political ammunition. The People Power Party must stop its unproductive political strife and irresponsible obstruction of governance," and pledged, "As the ruling party, we will serve the people with a lower and more humble attitude."
Park Seong-jun, the party's chief spokesperson, stated in a briefing, "I agree with the President's remarks about the need to improve the reality where indicators are improving but the public does not feel it. We will support legislation, policies, and budgets in the National Assembly to enhance the actual lives of the people."
He continued, "We take the President's commitment to approach the public with a lower posture and to better understand the people's will and lives very seriously," and assured that the Democratic Party will do its utmost to resolve pressing livelihood issues and achieve stable reforms amid national unity.
Choi Min-hee, the party's chief supreme council member, wrote on her Facebook, "I firmly believe that the President will ultimately break through policy-wise and achieve a great transformation for South Korea, creating a world of strength and compassion." Supreme council member Han Min-soo also expressed his determination, stating, "I will take on the role of fully reflecting the people's will. I will retie my shoelaces alongside the President."
However, the Democratic Party refrained from commenting on the President's proposals to the National Assembly and the ruling party, including the removal of the authority to dismiss charges in the 'Special Prosecutor Law.' It is expected that Kim will address related messages at a press conference scheduled for the 20th.
* This article has been translated by AI.
Copyright ⓒ Aju Press All rights reserved.