The Democratic Party on the 'Prime Minister Dismissal Motion': "A Ruinous Nolbu Mentality... Are They Aliens from Hwaseong?"

"Called to Stop Hunger Strike, Suddenly Entire Cabinet Resigns"

On the 16th, as the Democratic Party of Korea held an emergency parliamentary meeting and resolved to recommend the dismissal of Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, the People Power Party strongly criticized this move.

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Kang Min-kook, the chief spokesperson, commented, "The Democratic Party's reckless actions, which can only be described as irrational, unreasonable, anti-national, and anti-people, can only be stopped by the People Power Party," adding, "As of today, the Democratic Party has abandoned its status as a legitimate political party in the Republic of Korea."

He stated, "Although Representative Lee Jae-myung's hunger strike is nothing more than a baseless show, the People Power Party has expressed concern for his health," and emphasized, "However, the Democratic Party's response was unexpectedly directed at the Yoon Seok-yeol administration. Demands such as 'resignation of the entire cabinet' and 'dismissal of the prime minister' are absolutely unacceptable as demands from a legitimate political party in Korea."

He further criticized, "When told to stop their party leader's hunger strike, why suddenly call for the entire cabinet's resignation?" and added, "Already struggling with the representative's judicial risks, as the 'presidential election manipulation' case and statistical fraud have come to light and public judgment approaches, it is nothing short of a ruinous mindset akin to the greedy Nolbu, intending to sink together with the Republic of Korea."

He also claimed, "Their desperate attempts to escape responsibility by blaming everything on political investigations and opposition suppression are even pitiful to witness."

Jang Dong-hyuk, the floor spokesperson, also commented, "Bringing up the resignation of the entire cabinet as an exit strategy for a baseless hunger strike is unimaginable unless one is an alien from Mars," calling the Democratic Party's emergency parliamentary resolution a "Martian resolution."

Jang said, "I hope they become honest at last," and added, "No citizen is unaware that this parliamentary meeting was held to justify the hunger strike aimed at avoiding the arrest warrant and the rejection of the arrest motion."

He continued, "The public is fed up with the chaotic efforts to cover up the party leader's insincere statement about giving up parliamentary immunity," and concluded, "Do as you please, do what you intended to do."

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