Kim: "No Grounds for Three-Party Alliance of Anti-Ming, Separatism, and Shincheonji"… Chung: "Must Take Responsibility"
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Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, apologized at a general meeting of lawmakers held at the National Assembly on the 3rd regarding the "allegations of mass admission of Shincheonji (Shincheonji Church of Jesus) members and intervention in the national convention," stating, "The investigation found no evidence of a secret three-party alliance," and adding, "I am deeply sorry to anyone who may have been unintentionally harmed."
Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok apologized after confirming that there was no basis for allegations regarding Shincheonji members joining the party. Although he attempted to resolve the controversy by canceling the report on the investigation results at the general assembly of lawmakers, former leader Jeong Cheong-rae raised the issue of accountability, and the political world is now focusing its attention on the results of further discussi…
Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, apologized on the 3rd regarding the allegations of a "three-way secret alliance involving anti-Lee Jae-myung, divisiveness, and Shincheonji" raised at the August 17 National Convention, stating, "The investigation found no evidence of a three-way secret alliance." Floor Spokesperson Kim Seong-hoe reported that Leader Kim made these remarks during a closed-door general meeting of lawmakers th…
Rep. Jeong Cheong-rae of the Democratic Party of Korea launched a strong counterattack immediately after Party Leader Kim Min-seok apologized, stating that "no evidence was found," regarding allegations of a so-called "three-party secret alliance between anti-Myeong, schismatics, and Shincheonji." Around 4:47 PM on the 3rd, Rep. Jeong posted on Facebook the statement he had revealed to reporters after the Democratic Party's general assembly of …
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