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BackRepresentative Kim Min-seok criticizes Rep. Han Dong-hoon for saying, ‘It’s time for your own hearing.’
Representative Kim Min-seok criticizes Rep. Han Dong-hoon for saying, ‘It’s time for your own hearing.’
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Representative Kim Min-seok criticizes Rep. Han Dong-hoon for saying, ‘It’s time for your own hearing.’

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  • Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, criticized independent Rep.
  • Han Dong-hoon at the Supreme Council meeting held in Hongseong, South Chungcheong Province on the 4th, saying that he needed to reflect on himself rather than focusing on hearings, and pointed out that Rep.
  • Han's current actions were contradictory with his past comments about Lone Star's victory and interception.

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Why It Matters

Rep. Han Dong-hoon, an independent member, is continuing his offensive against Justice Minister candidate Kim Seung-won, and is arguing that the Democratic Party of Korea should refrain from responding to this.

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Without reflecting on issues that he should have reflected on, he suddenly committed gun violence.

(Seoul, Hongseong = Yonhap News) Reporter Park Jae-ha and Choi Joo-seong = On the 4th, Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, criticized independent lawmaker Han Dong-hoon, who has been continuously attacking Justice Minister candidate Kim Seung-won, saying, "It is time for you to conduct your own hearing rather than pay attention to the hearing."

Representative Kim said this at the Supreme Council meeting held in Hongseong, South Chungcheong Province on this day, saying, “It seems that Rep. Han still does not have a good sense of the direction of legislative activities.”

Representative Kim pointed out, "He is suddenly acting like a gunman without reflecting on the issues he needs to reflect on," and added, "I am glad that he hung up the integrated banner of KTX and SRT, but in light of his past criticism of Lone Star's success and interception, this is a very strange action."

Next, regarding former Democratic Party lawmaker Noh Woong-rae's acquittal in an appeal trial on charges of violating the Political Fund Act, he said, "When (Rep. Han) was the Minister of Justice at the time, he made comments such as 'rustle' and aroused public outrage in the National Assembly."

Representative Kim pointed out, “Perhaps they keep showing such interest in the Democratic Party because the People Power Party does not deal with them,” and added, “I wish they would have a consistent focus on the direction of legislative activities.”

He added, “The party continues to be interested in such wrong-headed issues and does not have time to respond.” He added, “I hope that from now on, the party (other than the spokesperson in charge) will not bother to respond to issues raised by one member.”

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • The Democratic Party of Korea will refrain from making an official response to Rep. Han's additional offensive.

    Likely · Within weeks

Open Questions

  • What kind of political moves will Congressman Han Dong-hoon take in the future?
  • How will the Democratic Party of Korea officially respond to Rep. Han's offensive?
  • Candidate Seungwon Kim's personnel hearing schedule and results

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