Lee Jae-myung's Double Standard: The 'Trial Suspension Act' and 'Gong-chwi-mo'
Jung Chung-rae's 'Trial Suspension Act' from the Democratic Party was a defensive legislative attempt, driven by the urgency of not knowing what Cho Hee-dae might do even after a remand for retrial.
'Gong-chwi-mo' is an internal political activity aimed at lining up local government candidates ahead of the local elections, without any preliminary work to uncover the prosecution's fabricated indictments.
However, the President regarded the 'Trial Suspension Act' as a 'politically motivated' legislative act, while being lenient toward 'Gong-chwi-mo'.
It seems the President interpreted the Trial Suspension Act as a suggestion to face trial after leaving office.
He finds the 'Gong-chwi-mo' lawmakers commendable, but regarding the issue of trials, I suspect Lee Jae-myung has lost his ability to make normal judgments.
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