Chung Cheong-rae, who taught the ‘Basic Attitude’ of a politician to the Fatherland Innovation Party… “May everyone be a great politician”

Representative Chung Cheong-rae of the Democratic Party of Korea, who reached the ‘4th term’ by winning Mapo-eul in Seoul in the 22nd National Assembly general election, visited the Fatherland Innovation Party, which produced 12 proportional representation members, and gave them lessons on running the National Assembly.

According to the political world on the 16th, Rep. Chung conducted an orientation for about two hours for the National Assembly Innovation Party members the day before on legislation, budget monitoring, National Assembly operation, and the basic attitude of a popular politician.

Representative Jeong spoke passionately on the spot about how to respond to and effectively fight against the Yoon Seok-yeol government, and is known to have generously passed on secrets to the members of the Fatherland Innovation Party regarding legislative activities in line with the spirit of the times and how to treat citizens as a popular politician. .

A strange scene was created where Rep. Hwang Un-ha, who left the Democratic Party ahead of the general election, joined the Fatherland Innovation Party, and was re-elected as a proportional representative, was taught by Rep. Chung as a former colleague of the Democratic Party. Rep. Hwang, a former police officer, was sentenced to three years in prison in the first trial last November for ‘suspicion of involvement in the Blue House investigation of Ha Myung and the Ulsan mayoral election’ and appealed.

Rep. Jeong, who posted a post on his social network service (SNS) on the same day, said, “How will we use the power of collective intelligence, SNS, and progressive reform legislative activities? “I explained it sincerely and knowledgeably based on my experience,” he said. At the same time, he added, “I hope everyone becomes great politicians.”

Previously, Rep. Chung defeated People Power Party candidate Ham Woon-kyung, who ran as his ‘sniper’, in Mapo-eul, Seoul, where a ‘face-to-face match between activists’ took place, and rose to the 4th term.

Out of a total of 182,761 voters, 125,262 casted their votes, receiving 64,715 votes out of 123,402 votes excluding invalid votes (1,860 votes), resulting in a vote rate of 52.44%. Candidate (47,847 votes, 38.77% vote rate) I took my time and put the badge back on.

On the 16th, the 10th anniversary of the Sewol Ferry Disaster, Rep. Jeong said on social media, “The wailing and screams of the Republic of Korea are still vivid at the moment when hundreds of stars sank 10 years ago today,” and “The cry for the truth from parents who lost their children is loud.” “It’s still ongoing and it’s not clear why he died or why he wasn’t saved,” he claimed.

He continued, “I feel sorry for the living, and especially as a politician, I am sorry,” and added, “I am sorry, and I promise to feel sorry countless times and promise not to forget.”

Rep. Hwang, who inherited the use of SNS from Rep. Chung, also shared a comment on his SNS account by a spokesperson for the Homeland Innovation Party who said, “The people judged the Yoon Seok-yeol administration in the general election because the direction of national affairs was wrong, but President Yoon blames the government.” Participated in building it.

Reporter Kim Dong-hwan [email protected]

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