TV CHOSUN's Powerful Opponents to analyze Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae's remarks and Chung Dong-young's DMZ controversy on the night of the 10th
The TV CHOSUN talk show "Powerful Opponents" will analyze various political issues, including Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae's remarks on Supreme Court justice appointments, Chung Dong-young's controversial comments regarding the DMZ mine tragedy, and President Lee Jae Myung's increased social media activity.
Analyzes the fierce National Assembly audit and President Lee Jae Myung's public opinion warfare through resumed 'stormy SNS'
- TV CHOSUN broadcasts tonight (10th) at 9:10 PM
On the TV CHOSUN intense talk show broadcasting tonight (10th) at 9:10 PM, guests Park Beom-kye of the Democratic Party of Korea, Song Eon-seok of the People Power Party, Cheon Ha-ram, the floor leader of the New Reform Party, and Kim Gyu-wan, former head of the CBS editorial office, will examine the fierce National Assembly audit and the public opinion warfare of President Lee Jae Myung, who has resumed 'stormy SNS'.
Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae made strong remarks regarding the issue of re-nominating Supreme Court justices, stating, "The President's involvement itself is unconstitutional." Rep. Park refuted Chief Justice Cho's claim, saying, "If you look at the constitutional amendment drafted by the Reunification Democratic Party in '87, there was a mandatory clause that the President must appoint according to the nomination of the Supreme Court justices, but it was deleted due to opposition from the Democratic Justice Party at the time. This proves in the history of constitutional amendment that the President is not bound by the nomination." In response, Rep. Song countered, "Even if the clause does not exist, it is a fact that the demand for re-nomination is unconstitutional as it lacks a constitutional basis." Rep. Cheon directly criticized the situation, saying, "The Democratic Party, which said they should respect the Supreme Court justices' right to nominate during the Yoon Suk Yeol administration, is now saying the President's appointment power must be emphasized. It is inconsistent double standards."
Regarding Chief Justice Cho describing the payment of expensive meals with business promotion expenses as the 'wish of the members,' Rep. Park raised his voice, saying, "He is insulting judges. He is talking nonsense in the middle of a coal mine." Rep. Cheon criticized, saying, "It is unacceptable to go to eat food that exceeds the per-person payment limit by breaking regulations." Meanwhile, regarding the mention of Chairperson Seo Young-kyo of the Legislation and Judiciary Committee as a candidate for Minister of Justice, Rep. Park neither confirmed nor denied, saying, "No comment."
Meanwhile, there is great controversy as Minister of Unification Chung Dong-young stated, "It cannot be specified as a North Korean provocation" regarding the DMZ mine tragedy. Rep. Song expressed concern, saying, "Minister Chung Dong-young is voicing a different opinion from the Ministry of National Defense; isn't this a manifestation of his appearance during his time as a presidential candidate?" Rep. Cheon also raised his voice, saying, "The military announced it was a provocation because they confirmed intentionality and premeditation. I feel angry because, due to Minister Chung's remarks, we are being treated like toys by Kim Yo Jong. Minister Chung must correct his remarks and apologize. Dismiss Minister Chung."
The dispute, which began with the movie Assassin(s) embroiled in controversy over historical distortion, has spread to a dispute over a former president. Regarding Rep. Han Dong-hoon, who is under intense criticism daily by invoking the case of former President Roh Moo-hyun, Rep. Park said, "To bring up a deceased person just because one is somewhat popular is going extremely far beyond the bounds." Former head Kim Gyu-wan evaluated Rep. Han, saying, "There are concerns even within the conservative base that the criticism of the deceased is excessive. However, it could serve as an opportunity to gain support from the traditional conservative base," adding, "There are also voices saying that instead of appearing like a fighting cock, he should show the image of a leader within the support base." Rep. Song said, "It is not a taboo for Rep. Han to mention former President Roh. The problem is that the political circle is being overly greedy to try and ride the halo of former President Roh."
On the other hand, President Lee has significantly increased 'direct communication via SNS.' Rep. Cheon commented, "The President increasing SNS politics is similar to former President Park Geun-hye going to Seomun Market." Former head Kim said, "The President's words are not working. Basically, he talks too much. If former President Yoon was ruined because of alcohol, President Lee will be ruined because of SNS." To this, Rep. Song added, "The President is courting the fandom support base through SNS, a kind of 'coordinate marking,' but Governor Choo Mi-ae thinks the President is easy to handle. The Governor's term and the President's term end at almost the same time. She intends to try being President once."
Detailed information can be found tonight (10th) at 9:10 PM on the TV CHOSUN intense talk show .
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