The Democratic Party stated on September 23 that it will reflect on its purpose of protecting the middle class, the underprivileged, and socially vulnerable groups, and will repay the public with legislative and budgetary achievements that enhance livelihoods and the economy.
During a Supreme Council meeting held at the National Assembly, Representative Kim Min-seok noted, "Prices for Chuseok are relatively stable, with a decrease in grocery prices. This is fortunate, but we will not overlook the public's concerns about certain items and worries about the perceived economy."
Kim emphasized that protecting the middle class, the underprivileged, and socially vulnerable groups is the 'reason for the Democratic Party's existence' and pledged to devote all efforts to improving livelihoods.
Representative Han Byeong-do also stated, "We will repay the public with legislative and budgetary achievements that prioritize livelihoods with the utmost humility," making it clear that improving livelihoods is the party's top priority.
Han expressed strong dissatisfaction, stating that while they strive for the public's well-being, the People Power Party is preoccupied with 'hindering governance' ahead of Chuseok.
He criticized Jang Dong-hyuk, the leader of the People Power Party, for ignoring the Democratic Party and the government's measures to address rural realities, instead exacerbating farmers' anxieties and using them as tools for political conflict. He claimed, "The People Power Party lacks the ability to discuss governance or provide alternatives for livelihoods, resorting only to inflammatory rhetoric."
Han expressed strong regret over the People Power Party's actions, which he believes hinder governance and divide the public ahead of the nation's largest holiday, Chuseok, during the ongoing regular National Assembly session, emphasizing the need for the party to uphold its dignity and responsibility as a public entity.
During a Supreme Council meeting held at the National Assembly, Representative Kim Min-seok noted, "Prices for Chuseok are relatively stable, with a decrease in grocery prices. This is fortunate, but we will not overlook the public's concerns about certain items and worries about the perceived economy."
Kim emphasized that protecting the middle class, the underprivileged, and socially vulnerable groups is the 'reason for the Democratic Party's existence' and pledged to devote all efforts to improving livelihoods.
Representative Han Byeong-do also stated, "We will repay the public with legislative and budgetary achievements that prioritize livelihoods with the utmost humility," making it clear that improving livelihoods is the party's top priority.
Han expressed strong dissatisfaction, stating that while they strive for the public's well-being, the People Power Party is preoccupied with 'hindering governance' ahead of Chuseok.
He criticized Jang Dong-hyuk, the leader of the People Power Party, for ignoring the Democratic Party and the government's measures to address rural realities, instead exacerbating farmers' anxieties and using them as tools for political conflict. He claimed, "The People Power Party lacks the ability to discuss governance or provide alternatives for livelihoods, resorting only to inflammatory rhetoric."
Han expressed strong regret over the People Power Party's actions, which he believes hinder governance and divide the public ahead of the nation's largest holiday, Chuseok, during the ongoing regular National Assembly session, emphasizing the need for the party to uphold its dignity and responsibility as a public entity.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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