THE BOYCOTT EXPLODES: MINISTER NOMINEE FACES DOWN ALLEGED SCANDALS AS OPPOSITION WALKS OUT
They’re shutting it ALL down. South Korea’s political scene is in CHAOS as the opposition People Power Party (PPP) slams the brakes on a critical confirmation hearing. Photo evidence shows a nation on edge as lawmakers WALK OUT, refusing to question scandal-plagued minister nominee Lee Hye-hoon.
The reasons are DEVASTATING. Lee is accused of brutal bullying, secretive family real-estate deals, and a mountain of other controversies. But the scandal goes deeper. The PPP isn’t just annoyed—they claim she should be treated as a CRIMINAL SUSPECT, not a leader. They accuse the ruling Democratic Party of a dirty, BACKROOM betrayal, breaking a deal to delay the hearing. They demand President Lee Jae Myung kill this nomination NOW.
But the Blue House isn’t backing down. A senior presidential secretary insists Lee MUST face parliament. This is a DIRECT standoff, an all-out war behind closed doors disguised as political procedure.
Who benefits from this dangerous silence? Who wins when major allegations are buried under boycotts and political games? The public is left in the dark, watching their leaders bicker while a nominee accused of misconduct stands at the very doorstep of immense power.
This isn’t politics anymore—it’s a controlled demolition of public trust.
Edited for Kayitsi.com
Author: Kayitsi.com
