Candidate Biden resigns for ‘party and national interest’, Lee Jae-myung confronts ‘party members and the people’
President Biden, who was the Democratic Party's presidential candidate, resigned out of “the best interests of our party and the country,” while former Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung’s declaration of candidacy separated the party members and the public as “beloved party members and respected citizens.”
Former Representative Lee always announced the identity of the Democratic Party as ‘party member sovereignty’ through ‘separation of party members and the people’ and spoke of ‘dominion’ over party members as party democracy.
In his declaration of resignation as a presidential candidate on the 21st, President Biden applied political parties and the nation to organizations and groups as ‘national interest’ and ‘party victory’ and excluded ‘domination by party members.’
In his declaration of candidacy for party leader, former representative Lee said, “The fate of the Democratic Party lies in the hands of the party members and in the hands of the people who believe in and support the Democratic Party,” in “Separation of the people and party members,” and declared “The Democratic Party of Sovereign Rule of Party Members” on the 10th. revealed.
Former Representative Lee said that his declaration of candidacy was divided into “party members and the people” from beginning to end, and that, unlike the Constitution’s “people’s sovereignty,” it was “respected citizens, comrades, party members,” and “it is among our party members and people.”
Regarding Biden's resignation as Democratic presidential candidate, President Yoon Seok-yeol expressed 'bipartisan support' by saying, "I believe there is bipartisan support in the United States for the alliance between the two countries," and that "we will work closely with the United States" to further develop it.
Japanese Prime Minister Kishida told reporters that President Biden "wanted to make the best political decision," adding, "Needless to say, the U.S.-Japan alliance is the axis of Japanese diplomacy and security," and added, "We will watch the future developments." It was stated.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he respected the decision. “I know that President Biden, as he has throughout his remarkable career, will make decisions based on what he believes are in the best interests of the American people,” he said in a statement.
“The American president justifies his decision by saying he wants to put his country before himself,” Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Garstore told Reuters. “That reasoning commands respect.”
German Chancellor Shultz, who is the most security-sensitive compared to the United States in the security of the NATO system, pointed out Trump's approach, which is significantly different from President Biden's isolationist tendencies, in a statement and told Biden, "Thanks to him, transatlantic cooperation has become closer, and NATO has become a powerful force." “The United States is a good and trustworthy partner for us,” he said of the mutual relationship in the security system.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said of President Biden in an interview with Australia's national broadcaster on the 22nd, "He has been a great supporter of democracy around the world." “It showed the existence of,” he said.
Regarding the resignation of Biden, who has blood relatives in Ireland, Prime Minister Simon Harris called President Biden "the voice of reason" and "a proud American with an Irish soul" on the evening of the 21st.
The statement continued, “When President Biden visited Ireland last year, he said, ‘I feel like I’m home.’” “The outpouring of love and support from the public even in the pouring Irish rain shows how highly the president is regarded in his ancestral homeland.” “It’s evidence,” he said.
“It is more important for Russia to achieve its goals in the war than the outcome of the US presidential election,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. “A lot can still change before the US vote in November.” “We have to be patient and see what happens next,” he said.
After President Biden issued a letter resigning as the Democratic presidential candidate on the 21st, he supported Vice President Harris in a separate statement and followed her with the powerful Congressional Black Caucus, several major donors, various members of Congress, Priorities USA, and Unite. Super PACs, including the Country, followed suit.
Meanwhile, there are many doubts within the Democratic Party about whether Harris can beat Republican candidate and former President Trump, and some Democrats have suggested holding a mini-primary before the August convention.
Reuters said, “If the Democratic Party nominates Vice President Kamala Harris as its presidential candidate, it will take a historic gamble, betting that a black woman can overcome racism, sexism, and her own mistakes as a politician and defeat Republican Donald Trump.” “If Democrats rally around Harris, she could face criticism from voters who say Democratic leaders covered up Biden’s weaknesses,” he said.
Former representative Lee quickly emerged as an absolute power figure with more than 90% of the votes in establishing a political system in which the Democratic Party dominates the popular sovereignty of the Constitution through party member sovereignty.
The Democratic Party's representative primary in August 2022 was held with a multiplier of 30% from delegates, 40% from the Rights Party, 5% from a public opinion poll from general party members, and 25% from a public opinion poll, resulting in 77% of the votes.
The vote ratio this time changed drastically to 56% for the Rights Party member vote (online + ARS), 30% for the national opinion poll, and 14% for the delegate vote (online).
In his declaration of candidacy for representative, former representative Lee adopted the ideology of party member sovereignty, 'muksanism' (making a living), restricting the rights of the people to the ruled in 'economic life', and party member dogmatism, in which party members become despots of the political system through ideological domination.
<Lee Jae-myeong’s dogmatism rejects democracy where ‘party members are the power to win general elections’> See July 14, 2024