“Han Dong-hoon Should Become Lee Hoi-chang,” Park Jie-won, a member of the Democratic Party of Korea, stated on the 27th regarding President Yoon Suk-yeol’s third exercise of veto power on the ‘Kim Keon-hee Special Prosecutor Act’. He emphasized that “the decision depends on the First Lady, who is the top authority.”
In a Facebook post, Park wrote, “The President, ranking second in power, only listens to the words of the First Lady, the top authority.”
Targeting Han Dong-hoon, the leader of the People Power Party, Park criticized, “Due to incidents like the ‘Party Agreement’ case, lack of reform, and a decline in leadership, ‘Gan Dong-hoon’ has turned the ruling party into chaos, a dysfunctional household. He is being abandoned by Yoon Geon-hee and cannot even participate in Chief Secretary Jeong Jin-seok’s meetings, with officials from the presidential office ignoring his own gatherings,” expressing concern.
Park continued by referencing Lee Hoi-chang, former leader of the Grand National Party, who positioned himself as a presidential candidate from the ruling party while being in a tense relationship with former President Kim Young-sam. “For ‘Gan Dong-hoon’ to become Han Dong-hoon, he must become Lee Hoi-chang. Only then is there a future, but he lacks both the courage and political ability to even come close,” he pointed out.
Park concluded, “The people are powerful. The Kim Keon-hee special prosecutor is a breakthrough for the political situation and a solution to the current crisis. A decisive action from the top authority is needed. Gan Dong-hoon must become Lee Hoi-chang.”