To Kim Moonsoo and Han Donghoon: "No sense of shame"
Criticizing Lee Jaemyung for "overwhelming foolishness"
Lee Junseok, the presidential candidate of the Reform New Party, stated on May 3, "To the weak People Power Party faction that could not speak up before the imposition of martial law, and to the Democratic Party of Korea, which now acts more like an entrenched power than it did in its youth, I have two words: Move out."
Lee Junseok, the presidential candidate of the Reform New Party, is moving with a bright expression to Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, the second school for the 'Eat School Meal with Lee Junseok' platform to communicate with university students on the 1st. Photo by Yonhap News
On this day, at the National Assembly, Lee held a rally pledging victory in the presidential election and criticized both parties, saying, "These two factions are causing stagnation in the Republic of Korea because of their own greed."
He further stated, "If, as a small party in the National Assembly for nearly the past year, we have not received much attention even when speaking the truth, it is precisely because of that period of endurance that, in this presidential election, we are able to criticize both the faction that imposed martial law and the faction that has damaged the Republic of Korea through legislative overreach."
Regarding the People Power Party, Lee said, "I don't know what shame they have, but today they say they will select their presidential candidate. One is a figure symbolizing a bygone era, while the other, who was recently called the 'crown prince' of the Yoon administration amid hypocrisy, now tries to present himself as something new simply because of what he claims to be a principled stand." In this context, he criticized the primary candidates Kim Moonsoo and Han Donghoon.
Regarding Lee Jaemyung, the Democratic Party candidate, Lee Junseok mentioned 'K-Nvidia' and said, "I am at a loss for words in the face of such overwhelming foolishness. If we entrust the Korean economy to a candidate who makes a spectacle of saying anything, our economy will experience a continuous downward trend."
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