President Lee: "It Is Okay to Move Beyond Theories of Constitutional Amendment for the Purpose of Consecutive Terms and Conspiracy Theories Regarding Political Realignment"
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On the 15th, President Lee Jae-myung said, “You may move on from the theories fabricated by some regarding a constitutional amendment for the purpose of a consecutive term or a conspiracy theory for a constitutional amendment intended for political realignment.” On that day, President Lee wrote on X (formerly Twitter), “Your direction has changed. Concerns about a constitutional amendment, and concerns that reforms will be neutralized, etc., you
President Lee Jae-myung dismissed conspiracy theories regarding a constitutional amendment for a consecutive term via social media and directly refuted the controversy over the undermining of reforms. Explaining that a constitutional amendment is realistically impossible given the structure of the National Assembly, he emphasized that the direction of state affairs, including prosecution reform, is based on pragmatism.
“I can't reform the constitution according to my wishes... I don't prefer a cabinet system or a two-member government system.”
On the 15th, President Lee Jae-myung stated, "I am now free from the constitutional amendment theories created by some for the purpose of a consecutive term or the conspiracy theories regarding a constitutional amendment for political realignment."
On the 15th, President Lee Jae-myung once again drew a line against suspicions from some quarters, stating, “You may move on from the conspiracy theories regarding a constitutional amendment for the purpose of a consecutive term or for political realignment.” On that day, President Lee made these remarks on X, saying, “Since a constitutional amendment requires the consent of more than 200 lawmakers, including the People Power Party, I cannot ame…
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