Kim Min-Seok Marks One Month in Office… Internal and External Troubles Continue Despite Progress in Party-Government Relations
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Marking his one-month anniversary in office, Democratic Party of Korea Leader Kim Min-seok assessed the decline in the President's approval rating as a temporary setback and appealed for party unity. He also proposed resolving dual party membership as a prerequisite for discussions on a merger with the Cho Kuk Innovation Party. However, conflicts persist in the communication process as he maintains differing stances with pan-ruling bloc parties …
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporters Park Kyung-jun, Kim Jung-jin, and Oh Kyu-jin = On the 16th, one day before his one-month anniversary in office, Democratic Party of Korea Chairman Kim Min-seok was still scrutinizing the situation in the dark amidst internal and external turmoil...
Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, marked one month in office on the 17th. Over the past month, he has fully demonstrated the "unity between party and government" emphasized during the national convention and played the role of a mediator actively reflecting public opinion during the real estate tax reform and cabinet reshuffle. However, resolving the challenges of settling internal conflicts and achieving a rebound in approv…
Kim Min-seok guaranteed a '10%p increase,' but in reality, his approval rating dropped by 7.2%p.
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