“This is why approval ratings are dropping” Democratic Party remains embroiled in infighting

“This is why approval ratings are dropping” Democratic Party remains embroiled in infighting
Conflicts erupt over Shincheonji allegations following Kim Ji-yong controversy
President Lee approves appointment of Kim Ji-yong as Head of the Serious Crime Investigation Agency
Kim Min-seok, representative of the Democratic Party of Korea, adjusts his glasses during a supreme council meeting held at the National Assembly in Yeouido, Seoul, on the 14th. Reporter Lee Han-hyung. While uncertainties in diplomacy and trade are expanding and the burden on the livelihood economy is increasing due to instability in the real estate and stock markets, the ruling party is becoming preoccupied with blatant factional conflicts. Before the internal strife surrounding the selection of Kim Ji-yong as the first nominee for the Head of the Serious Crime Investigation Agency could even subside, a power struggle has begun over allegations regarding the mass membership of Shincheonji followers into the party.
The leadership of the Democratic Party of Korea, including Kim Min-seok, is currently unable to escape the struggle for internal dominance even two months after the national convention. As some opinion polls show recent approval ratings being overtaken by the People Power Party, even voices from within the party have erupted in criticism, saying, “Isn't this why approval ratings aren't recovering?”
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