Lee Su-jeong "Even if Yoon is impeached, the Election Commission must be investigated"... Lee Jun-seok "People like this must be dealt with"

Lee Sujeong: "We Must Verify If 'Election Fraud' Is Fake News"
"Let's Have Unlimited Debate on Election Fraud," Lee Junseok Proposes

Professor Lee Soo-jung, a criminal psychology professor at Kyonggi University who ran as a People Power Party candidate in the 22nd National Assembly general election but lost, expressed support for the "fraudulent election conspiracy theory" and stated, "Even if impeachment occurs, the National Election Commission must be thoroughly investigated." On the 13th, Professor Lee claimed through her social media (SNS), "Even if impeachment happens, the National Election Commission must definitely be investigated." She then shared so-called 'jirashi (factual information)' saying, "It is necessary to verify whether the information below is fake news," and alleged that the National Election Commission's fraudulent election might be linked to Lee Jae-myung, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, Kim Sung-tae, former chairman of Ssangbangwool Group, and North Korea's anti-South operations.

Professor Lee Su-jeong, Department of Criminal Psychology, Kyonggi University.

She further stated, "Kim Sung-tae, the owner of Ssangbangwool, colluded with Lee Jae-myung to secure North Korean business rights, and in the process, they are on trial together for allegedly transferring bribe-like funds to North Korea to facilitate Lee Jae-myung's visit to Pyongyang," adding, "Given this structure, who could doubt the link between Lee Jae-myung and North Korea's anti-South operations mediated by Ssangbangwool and the management of the National Election Commission's server?"

In response to these claims, Lee Jun-seok, a member of the Reform New Party, shared Professor Lee's post and criticized, "Let's quickly expel such a person from politics." He said, "I rejected her from the presidential campaign committee because she shouldn't have been included, but they called her back, and she's still doing this," adding, "If conservatives don't clean up people like this, they won't win any elections in the future. She appears on TV analyzing others' psychology as a criminal psychologist, but she herself is delusional." Lee also posted another message challenging those claiming election fraud, saying, "If you form a representative team and raise 100 million won in prize money, I will conduct an unlimited 24-hour live debate," and proposed, "This is the last chance to save the Yoon Seok-yeol government in crisis, eradicate pro-North forces, and put an end to the National Election Commission."

This lawmaker proposed to those claiming election fraud, "If you form a delegation and raise 100 million won in expenses, I will conduct an unlimited debate live-streamed for up to 24 hours," adding, "This is the last chance to save the Yoon Seok-yeol administration in crisis, a good opportunity to eradicate pro-North Korean forces and put an end to the National Election Commission." Lee Jun-seok Facebook

Professor Lee, who first gained recognition as a criminal psychologist, joined the People Power Party's presidential campaign advisory committee during the 2022 presidential election but resigned, and ran as a People Power Party candidate in the Suwon Jeong district in the last general election but lost. During the general election, she defended President Yoon's remark that "875 won for a bunch of green onions is reasonable," saying, "He was referring to a single stalk, not a bunch," which drew criticism.

Later, she posted a video on SNS saying, "I am very good at defeating green onions. One bunch here has seven stalks, and the other has eight. If you buy two bunches at the traditional market for 2,500 won each, that's only 5,000 won. So that's 15 stalks for 5,000 won. How much is one stalk?" The controversy escalated, and she eventually deleted the video.