Rep. Choi Min-hee of the Democratic Party of Korea recently said, "If you move, you will die," raising controversy over the evaluation that the non-Lee Jae-myung community in the party will become active after the first trial of the Lee Jae-myung Public Official Election Act.
Choi made the remarks in an interview on the site of a rally to condemn the regime hosted by the Democratic Party on the 16th, saying that some media outlets say that the screaming community, which had already held its breath to the Democratic Party, will move, and if it moves, he will kill it with the party members.
Choi also analyzed that whether or not the divisive forces within the Democratic Party will break through or the Democratic Party will split into quarters.
Asked at a briefing on the results of the Supreme Council, if there was any discussion in the leadership when it was pointed out that Choi's remarks were radical, spokesman Hwang Jung-ah replied that the remarks were not in the party's position.
He added that lawmakers may have different individual opinions, and that they think they can speak according to their beliefs.
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