Back then, it was democratic citizens who wanted Yoon Suk-yeol to become Prosecutor General the most,
and President Moon responded to the people's wishes, but the result was devastating.
It was party members who selected Kim Byung-ki, and it was also the party members' decision to place Han Joon-ho and Lee Eon-joo in the top leadership.
When making decisions without answers on an unprecedented path where no one can know how the results will turn out,
I don't understand why they insist that only their thoughts are right and criticize President Lee Jae-myung this severely.
And it's not as if the final decisions have ever gone against the people's will.
When voices were raised saying the previous government's approach didn't seem right, they directly told the government to consult with the party and follow the party's decision,
and when that didn't work, the administration took the lead and made decisions in the direction the people wanted,
and now with the reform of the Criminal Procedure Act, the party is leading and demanding a complete separation of investigation and prosecution,
but I don't understand why there are so many complaints.
Moreover, since the Criminal Procedure Act reform is not about the government organization act,
it's something that can be decided by having the legislative branch, which is the party, lead,
and I think we should be more concerned about internal divisions within the party.
During Moon's time, the reds blamed Moon for even natural disasters,
and it seems like Democratic Party supporters are doing the same to Lee Jae-myung now,
which is unfortunate.
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