Opposition lawmaker: ”The ruling party is trying to 'dismantle' our party”... ”We are 'divided'” = South Korea

On the 10th, Na Kyung-won, a lawmaker from the South Korean opposition party People Power Party, said, "The Democratic Party led by Lee Jae-myung has revealed its blatant true nature of dismantling the People Power Party and completing its first-party dictatorship."
However, we are fighting among ourselves and trying to blame each other, which has led to division,” he lamented. Rep. Na said on Feibook that day, “(The ruling party) has been in the legislative and executive branches.
They have even taken control of the judiciary, controlled freedom of speech through the revision of the Broadcasting Act, and even appointed people accused of crimes to their cabinet."
Rep. Na also said, "The special prosecutor's 'civil war' offensive will continue political retaliation against the opposition party.
"Now, they have even proposed a bill to cut off government subsidies to the People's Power, regarding it as a party that produces civil unrest," he said. "Their ultimate goal is the political elimination of the People's Power and the restraining forces. This is a check.
"It is an unconstitutional and barbaric act that seeks to destroy the democratic order of balance," he said. "Despite this, we are fighting among ourselves and accusing each other of being the cause, which has led to division."
"We must correct what needs to be corrected and reflect on what needs to be reflected on. However, the process must be democratic, and we must be wary of internal conflicts that could shake the very foundations of political parties," he said.
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