Choo Kyung-ho: “The Democratic Party plans to push through ‘bad bills’ the day after tomorrow…Will respond with filibuster.”

, ‘Gukminuihim’s Choo Kyung-ho, the floor leader of the party, declared full efforts to block legislation that the Democratic Party plans to push through the plenary session on the 25th, such as the Broadcast Control Law, Illegal Strike Encouragement Law, and Cash Distribution Law, which will severely harm democracy and the national economy.’,
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, ‘During the party’s strategy meeting held today at the National Assembly, floor leader Choo criticized these bills as “unilateral dictatorial legislation pushed through by the Democratic Party in each standing committee.”‘,

, ‘Regarding the Broadcasting Control Law (including amendments to the Broadcasting Law, Broadcasting Culture Promotion Commission Law, Korea Educational Broadcasting System Law, and Broadcasting Communication Commission Law), Choo labeled it as the ‘Broadcast Control Law’ and criticized it as an attempt by the Democratic Party and the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions to permanently control public broadcasting.’,

, ‘He also pointed out, “In addition to continuously delaying the recommendation of Broadcasting Commission members stipulated by law, the Democratic Party pressured for the impeachment of Lee Dong-gwan and Kim Hong-il, former chairmen of the Broadcasting Communication Commission, and now even declares to immediately impeach Lee Jin-sook, a nominee for the chairmanship.”‘,

, ‘Regarding the so-called ‘Yellow Envelope Law’ (amendments to the Labor Union and Labor Relations Adjustment Law), he referred to it as the “Illegal Strike Encouragement Law,” stating that it is a bill that practically blocks companies from seeking damages for illegal strikes.’,

, ‘He further expressed concern, saying, “If this bill passes, it would send a signal that the government can engage in illegal strikes freely, leading to further proliferation of illegal strikes and exacerbating the contraction of business investments.”‘,

, ‘Choo categorized the Special Act on Overcoming People’s Livelihood Crisis, which provides KRW 250,000 to each citizen, as the “Cash Distribution Law,” criticizing it as a “highly irresponsible populist bill pushed through with the belief that getting votes is all that matters.”‘,

, ‘He also mentioned, “According to the KDI analysis, it has already been revealed that this law has almost no effect in stimulating the economy. Instead, it would stimulate inflation and interest rates, further burdening the economy of ordinary people, ultimately increasing national debt and passing on a huge debt bomb to future generations.”‘,

, ‘Choo emphasized, “Our party cannot accept these evil laws that would ruin the future of Korea solely for the Democratic Party’s political interests. If the Democratic Party forcibly pushes through bad bills that severely damage the national economy and have a significant negative impact on the country’s future, our party cannot stand by.”‘,

, ‘He added, “The Gukminuihim will fight alongside the people against these bad laws that harm the livelihoods, especially for our youth and future generations, for the future of the country.”‘,

, ‘After the meeting, Choo met with reporters and stated that if these bills are presented at the plenary session on the 25th, they will respond with a filibuster (legitimate obstruction of proceedings through unlimited debate).’,

, ‘Regarding the scheduled “Second Impeachment Inquiry Hearing of President Yoon Seok-yeol” at the judiciary committee on the 26th, he stated, “Although the impeachment hearing itself is unconstitutional and illegal, we cannot allow it to become a playfield for the Democratic Party” and expressed their intention to participate.’,

, ‘On the controversy surrounding Prosecutor General Lee Won-seok’s report to Justice Minister Im Jin-suk after the Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office secretly summoned Yoon Seok-yeol’s wife, Kim Geon-hee, to a third location, Choo stated, “Matters related to reporting relationships within the prosecution are internal matters, so I have nothing special to say.”‘,

, ‘Regarding the chief prosecutor’s mention of his own whereabouts in relation to this issue, he said, “Wouldn’t Chief Prosecutor appropriately judge this?”‘,
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