A former lawmaker and member of South Korea's People Power Party has expressed strong criticism towards President Yoon Suk Yeol, stating that he has lost all credibility and will not be able to effectively rule the country. The former lawmaker, Jaeyoung Lee, conveyed his concerns in an interview emphasizing that the president's credibility has been severely compromised.
Lee went on to assert that in his opinion, President Yoon will not be able to govern effectively, leading to doubts about his ability to lead the nation. He further mentioned that efforts are underway within the party to urge Yoon to resign from his position.
As a local chairperson for the People Power Party, Lee expressed deep disappointment over the recent events surrounding a martial law decree and the ensuing turmoil. He described the situation as 'devastating' and highlighted the negative impact it has had on the country.
Reflecting on the unfolding events in South Korea in 2024, Lee underscored the gravity of the situation and the challenges it poses for the nation. The criticism from a prominent party member like Lee adds to the growing concerns about the leadership and governance under President Yoon Suk Yeol.
