Top Ruling Party Officials Boycott Meeting Amid Deepening Factional Rift
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Top ruling party officials boycott meeting amid deepening factional rift
Three members of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea (DPK)'s Supreme Council boycotted a council meeting Friday in protest of party leader Kim Min...
In the Democratic Party's official broadcast, the party leader apologized for derogatory remarks about reporter Choi Min-hee... It was only briefly mentioned on 'News Factory'... Kim Ou-joon's broadcast focused on the 'impeachment of Cho Hee-dae'... Guest Han Min-soo skipped the Supreme Council meeting and held a press conference criticizing the party leader, stating, "While the Democratic Party was hesitating, Cho Hee-dae's Supreme Court..."
Supreme Council members affiliated with the pro-Cheongju faction boycotted the Democratic Party of Korea's Supreme Council meeting on the 13th. Instead, they held a press conference while the meeting was in session and demanded an investigation into Party Leader Kim Min-seok. Internal strife within the ruling party appears to be escalating over allegations of joining the Shincheonji religious group. Supreme Council members Choi Min-hee, Lee Seon…
As Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok ordered an investigation into Supreme Council member Choi Min-hee for stating that "President Lee Jae-myung opposed the impeachment of former President Yoon Suk-yeol," Supreme Council members Choi Min-hee, Han Min-soo, and Lee Seong-yoon of the pro-Cheong faction pushed back on the 13th, claiming that "the target of the investigation is Leader Kim Min-seok." Regarding Leader Kim's management of the party...
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