Park Seon-won calls Jo Guk 'ungrateful' for warning against dropping impeachment charges

Democratic Party official Park Seon-won criticized Jo Guk for warning that dropping impeachment charges against President Lee Jae-myung would be politically disastrous.

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Park Seon-won, a top official in the Democratic Party of Korea, criticized Jo Guk, head of the Jo Guk Innovation Party, for warning that dropping impeachment charges against President Lee Jae-myung would be politically and legally disastrous. ^[1] Jo Guk, head of the Jo Guk Innovation Party, stated on Facebook that the possibility of a guilty verdict in President Lee Jae-myung's second-instance retrial is very high. ^[2] Jo Guk stated on Facebook that proceeding with the dismissal of impeachment charges against President Lee Jae-myung without confirming 'fabricated charges' would lead to political and legal failure. ^[3] Jung Jeom-sik, a top official in the People Power Party, framed Jo Guk's change in stance as a sign that President Lee Jae-myung's 'lame duck' status has fully materialized. ^[4] Jo Guk warned that the Democratic Party of Korea could suffer political and legal setbacks by pursuing the dismissal of charges related to President Lee Jae-myung. ^[5] Park Sun-won, a top committee member of the Democratic Party of Korea, criticized Jo Guk's comments at a meeting, calling them ungrateful and inappropriate for a political ally. ^[6] Park Ji-won, a five-term lawmaker, posted on social media criticizing Jo Guk, comparing his actions to attacking someone while they sleep. ^[7]

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매일경제South Korea

Jo Guk, head of the Jo Guk Innovation Party, stated on Facebook that the possibility of a guilty verdict in President Lee Jae-myung's second-instance retrial is very high. · 세계일보

Jo Guk stated on Facebook that proceeding with the dismissal of impeachment charges against President Lee Jae-myung without confirming 'fabricated charges' would lead to political and legal failure. ·

매일경제South Korea

Jung Jeom-sik, a top official in the People Power Party, framed Jo Guk's change in stance as a sign that President Lee Jae-myung's 'lame duck' status has fully materialized. ·

매일경제South Korea

Jo Guk warned that the Democratic Party of Korea could suffer political and legal setbacks by pursuing the dismissal of charges related to President Lee Jae-myung. · 세계일보

Park Sun-won, a top committee member of the Democratic Party of Korea, criticized Jo Guk's comments at a meeting, calling them ungrateful and inappropriate for a political ally. · 세계일보

Park Ji-won, a five-term lawmaker, posted on social media criticizing Jo Guk, comparing his actions to attacking someone while they sleep. · 세계일보

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