Taeyoungho: "'Bongtu-nam' Song Younggil, Does He Think He's a Hero?"

Song Young-gil, the former leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, who has been identified as a key figure in the 'money envelope' scandal, returned to the country on the afternoon of the 24th, while Tae Young-ho, a Supreme Council member of the People Power Party, criticized him, saying, "Do you think you are a triumphant general?"

On the same day, Tae posted on his social media, "It looks as if a triumphant general who has brought honor to the nation is arriving," expressing his criticism.

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Former leader Song returned from France in the afternoon and met with reporters at Incheon Airport, saying, "Since this issue arose because of me, I will take responsibility and lead the resolution of the problem," and "If I am summoned even today, I will actively respond."

Tae said, "The Democratic Party is going further by calling former leader Song a 'big vessel, self-sustaining party survivor (自生黨生 - survived both personally and the party).' It is shameless for the Democratic Party to praise a suspect of criminal allegations as a big vessel," and expressed suspicion, asking, "Are they saying that if only former leader Song leaves the party, the party will not take responsibility?"

He continued, "Starting with party leader Lee Jae-myung, where is the end of shamelessness marked by lies, money scandals, and sexual misconduct?" and said, "'Envelope man Song Young-gil,' who hands out money envelopes steeped in old habits, is nothing but a big vessel in a den of crime."

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