Chu Mi-ae, who was the former chairman of the preliminary committee, shot … “Uncontrollable” at the party

Justice Minister Choo Mi-ae (left) punches Democratic Party representative Jeong Seong-ho, chairman of the Preliminary Committee, at the general meeting of the Special Committee on Budget and Accounts held at the National Assembly in the morning of the 11th. Joint photographic report

“It appears that Justice Minister Choo Mi-ae has gone too ‘up’ thanks to the fandom of some ‘Gukmun’ (extreme parenting) supporters.”

“Recently, the series of images that Minister Chu showed in the National Assembly is a level of insult to the entire National Assembly regardless of the opposition parties.” (Re-elected member of the Democratic Party)

On the 14th, the voice of “Chu’s excessive self-politics” is growing in the passport after Minister Chu published an article expressing his dissatisfaction with the representative of the Democratic Party, Jeong Seong-ho, chairman of the Special Committee. of Budget and Accounting of the National Assembly. Even within the passport, he complains of fatigue at the government’s questions to the National Assembly, the audit of the state administration, and the attitude of Choo’s excessive comments and responses, which he repeatedly displayed in preliminary committee meetings.

On the night of the 14th, Minister Chu posted a long article on his Facebook page, beginning with “To my dear comrade Seong-ho Jung.” At the preliminary commission on the 12th, he signaled “do it to your liking” to opposition legislators, and was attacked by pro-moon supporters. I sent this reply. In this article, Minister Chu said, “I am ashamed and sorry that I was tired all day with one word.” It will have. “He said:” As the poet Do Jong-hwan said, “There is no flower that blooms without trembling,” he said. “Where will reforms be made without trembling,” he said. However, within the Democratic Party, there is a reaction that Minister Chu is already “out of control”. In particular, when Minister Chu pushed through the ‘Suspicious Cell Phone Passwords Disclosure Bill’, there are concerns that it could affect next year’s by-elections.

In response to Minister Cho’s Facebook post, the Kwon-do opposition asked President Moon Jae-in to remove Chu, saying it was a “challenge to the legislature.” Spokesperson Kim Eun-hye said on the 15th: “If we can forget, there was no such minister who gave the call to the people and to Congress.” “There was no president who neglected such an anomaly. He criticized the president: “Is he a minister who cannot change with the people?”

Kim Ji-hyun [email protected] · Reporter for Choi Woo-yeol