Photo = Jeong Cheong-rae, member of the Democratic Party of Korea’s Facebook page
Democratic Party lawmaker Jeong Cheong-rae posted a photo of the Blue House with red tiles and criticized the plan to relocate the office of President-elect Yoon Seok-yeol to Yongsan.
Rep. Jeong posted a photo of the Blue House roof painted red on his personal SNS on the 25th and wrote, “Why don’t we ask him? The country and the people are so anxious.” It is interpreted as pointing out some suspicions that there was a shaman in the background of President-elect Yoon’s office before the office.
In response, Kim Yong-tae, the top member of the People’s Strength Youth Committee, responded through SNS, saying, “It is shameful because the level is so frivolous that I have to see content that would be posted as humor in the Internet community on the SNS of a third-term member of the National Assembly.” Supreme Councilor Kim said, “There are few people who want Rep. Jeong to be a good example or model after all, but do you want to go into politics by making fun of the elected president while posting such a childish post?” “Don’t be content with politics that is not very funny. I hope that he will become a politician who thinks about the people’s livelihood even if he spends half of his time thinking about it.”
Then, Rep. Jeong said, “Isn’t it to look down on netizens and disparage them? How about apologizing to netizens?” and “When did former lawmaker Kim Yong-tae drop out of the National Assembly and become the youngest member of the Supreme Council? It was confused with Kim Yong-tae, a former member of the third-term lawmaker with the same name as Kim. There is also an interpretation that this was deliberately pretending to be confused. In response, Supreme Council member Kim said, “He speaks without thinking about who the speaker criticizing him is and what will be confirmed in a few tens of seconds.” You are there. You are a master of bizarre propaganda attempts.”
Reporter Kim Soo-hyun at Hankyung.com ksoohyun@hankyung.com
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