[National Assembly words, words, words] (14th)

▲ "In this case (of the son of Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea), the matter appears to be very serious, and moreover, since the Democratic Party continues to raise issues of slandering other lawmakers and their children's admissions, the main assembly asked questions to make it clear that the son of the leader of the party has this problem." (People Power Party lawmaker Park Jeong-hoon, 'expedient transfer' of the son of Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, during the National Assembly Education Committee audit, Raising suspicions such as ‘Hong Kong University internship history’)

▲ “Has an amateur taken the position of ambassador to the United Nations, which should have been a professional among professionals?” (Independent Rep. Han Dong-hoon, mentioning the history of Ambassador to the United Nations Cha Ji-hoon’s work as a lawyer for the president during the audit of the National Assembly’s Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee)

▲ “When I was working as an artist, my song was banned because I used the words ‘concerned president’ in the lyrics. I thought, ‘(the president) might be the most worried person in the world.’” (Rep. Kim Jae-won of the National Assembly’s Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee, commenting that adopting the people involved in the movie ‘Assassin(s)’ as witnesses during the audit of the National Assembly’s Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee is an infringement on creative freedom.)

▲ “It was said that it was clearly conveyed in the body of the daily email that China’s proportion was not taken into consideration. You didn’t see this in detail. Of course you didn’t. How can you see everything when you are so busy?” (People Power Party Rep. Jeong Yeon-wook, criticizing the Phenomenon promotion plan to Park Jin-young, co-chairman of the Popular Culture Exchange Committee during the National Assembly audit of the Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee of the National Assembly)

▲ “What does ‘as of now’ mean? Why is there a premise? If the Korea Rural Community Corporation has already confirmed that it is a dangerous facility and that it will of course abolish its use, then they can just abolish and demolish it, but why do they complain that they have no plans to sell it from their current position?” (Rep. Lee Gae-ho of the Democratic Party of Korea pointed out the issue of promoting the sale of the Yongsan Pumping Station to Kim In-jung, president of the Korea Rural Community Corporation, during a state audit of the National Assembly’s Agriculture, Food, Rural Affairs, Oceans and Fisheries Committee).

▲ “Put money into large supermarkets and make discount-related methods much more convenient. Is it okay to do this? Traditional markets have become more expensive due to aT’s amazing performance.” (Rep. Shin Jang-sik of the Chokuk Innovation Party said in a state audit of the National Assembly’s Agriculture, Food, Rural Affairs, Oceans and Fisheries Committee that the budget and convenience of the Korea Agro-Fisheries and Food Trade Corporation (aT)’s agricultural and livestock products discount support project were excessively focused on large supermarkets, leading to a reversal in prices in traditional markets. (pinching)

▲ "In foreign countries, the National Pension Service of the Republic of Korea is even getting the derogatory title of our 'ATM machine'. Overseas investors have realized their profits and are all out, and only the ants are flocking in and are angry. Is this what the National Pension Service is doing?" (People Power Party Rep. Lee Dal-hee, criticizing the National Pension Service's decision to postpone rebalancing during the National Assembly Health and Welfare Committee audit)

▲ “From the chairman of the National Pension Service (National Pension Service), you are so mean that he asks you to attack him even though you cannot praise him. If that were the case, it would have been better if you had come wearing a red tie.” (Representative Seo Young-seok of the Democratic Party of Korea, highly evaluating the profit growth of the National Pension Service during the audit of the National Assembly Health and Welfare Committee)