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[Geum-hyeon Ga Column] Seosan City Council Trapped in Partisan Interests: Elimination of Party Nominations Is the Answer
The 10th Seosan City Council ground to a halt as soon as it opened. On the very first day, council members who had clutched their election certificates while crying out for coexistence and compromise faced not the "lives of the citizens," but a petty squabble over the distribution of leadership positions. The extraordinary session called for the first-half formation failed to even report a quorum, and the main chamber degenerated into a stage for an outdated political show of partisan clashes and press conferences.
With the People Power Party (PPP) and the Democratic Party (DP) tied at a '7-to-7' split, both sides are busy shifting the blame. The DP stormed out, claiming the PPP was trying to monopolize the speakership and committee chairs, while the PPP scrambled to defuse the situation, stating it was not their official position. Even the news of a three-term lawmaker's grand concession failed to clear the fog of this unsightly power struggle.
What the citizens witnessed was a perfect rerun of the cruelty from four years ago, when the 9th council suffered nearly a month of paralysis during its initial formation. Nothing has changed. While the badges pinned to the councilors' chests may shine, their eyes are still fixed on their respective parties and personal advancement, not on the citizens of Seosan. It is no wonder that residents are venting their extreme frustration, saying, "If the council cannot do its job, it is better to dissolve it entirely."
This dispute is not merely a failure of negotiation between rival parties. It is an inevitable consequence that vividly exposes the evils of the party nomination system in local councils, which blindly mimics central government politics and holds the lives of local residents hostage. It is fundamentally absurd to expect true "local autonomy" from local councilors who constantly glance at leadership in Seoul and move according to party interests and factional logic.
Local councils must be free of political parties.
Why do we need conservative or progressive ideologies to fix streetlights in neighborhood alleys, take care of residents' welfare, and create local ordinances? As long as politics continues where members hide behind the massive shield of political parties to pursue partisan interests, the paralysis of the Seosan City Council is bound to repeat. This is precisely why party nominations must be excluded from local councils, allowing candidates to be judged solely by the citizens based on their "character" and "policies."
As the normalization of the council is delayed, urgent livelihood issues such as ordinance reviews and supplementary budget processing will be pushed to the back burner. The damage falls entirely on the citizens of Seosan.
Members of the Seosan City Council must bear in mind: the seats they occupy are not positions to enjoy power, but seats of representatives upholding the mandate of the citizens. Leave partisan interests behind and return to the main chamber immediately. Stopping this hostage politics that deceives the public and engaging in legislative activities solely for the people of Seosan is the only way to restore fallen trust. If you do not stop fighting over your own bowls until the end, you will not escape the severe judgment of the citizens and the massive backlash demanding the dissolution of the council.
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[Geum-hyeon Ga Column] Seosan City Council Trapped in Partisan Interests: Elimination of Party Nominations Is the Answer
The 10th Seosan City Council ground to a halt as soon as it opened. On the very first day, council members who had clutched their election certificates while crying out for coexistence and compromise faced not the "lives of the citizens," but a petty squabble over the distribution of leadership positions. The extraordinary session called for the first-half formation failed to even report a quorum, and the main chamber degenerated into a stage for an outdated political show of partisan clashes and press conferences.
With the People Power Party (PPP) and the Democratic Party (DP) tied at a '7-to-7' split, both sides are busy shifting the blame. The DP stormed out, claiming the PPP was trying to monopolize the speakership and committee chairs, while the PPP scrambled to defuse the situation, stating it was not their official position. Even the news of a three-term lawmaker's grand concession failed to clear the fog of this unsightly power struggle.
What the citizens witnessed was a perfect rerun of the cruelty from four years ago, when the 9th council suffered nearly a month of paralysis during its initial formation. Nothing has changed. While the badges pinned to the councilors' chests may shine, their eyes are still fixed on their respective parties and personal advancement, not on the citizens of Seosan. It is no wonder that residents are venting their extreme frustration, saying, "If the council cannot do its job, it is better to dissolve it entirely."
This dispute is not merely a failure of negotiation between rival parties. It is an inevitable consequence that vividly exposes the evils of the party nomination system in local councils, which blindly mimics central government politics and holds the lives of local residents hostage. It is fundamentally absurd to expect true "local autonomy" from local councilors who constantly glance at leadership in Seoul and move according to party interests and factional logic.
Local councils must be free of political parties.
Why do we need conservative or progressive ideologies to fix streetlights in neighborhood alleys, take care of residents' welfare, and create local ordinances? As long as politics continues where members hide behind the massive shield of political parties to pursue partisan interests, the paralysis of the Seosan City Council is bound to repeat. This is precisely why party nominations must be excluded from local councils, allowing candidates to be judged solely by the citizens based on their "character" and "policies."
As the normalization of the council is delayed, urgent livelihood issues such as ordinance reviews and supplementary budget processing will be pushed to the back burner. The damage falls entirely on the citizens of Seosan.
Members of the Seosan City Council must bear in mind: the seats they occupy are not positions to enjoy power, but seats of representatives upholding the mandate of the citizens. Leave partisan interests behind and return to the main chamber immediately. Stopping this hostage politics that deceives the public and engaging in legislative activities solely for the people of Seosan is the only way to restore fallen trust. If you do not stop fighting over your own bowls until the end, you will not escape the severe judgment of the citizens and the massive backlash demanding the dissolution of the council.
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