I'll say it again, the "dung flies" are not Democratic Party supporters

You shouldn't use the term "Moon-jo-teol-lae-yu" (Moon Jae-in's hair-shaker).
I also recognize it as a derogatory term.
But seeing how Moon Jae-in has been acting lately, I feel like using it too. I know I shouldn't..
At this rate, I feel like the Cho Kuk Party should just change its name to the "Moon-jo-teol-lae-yu Party."
That's exactly what they are.
A merger is already out of the question; that happened earlier this year.
Why?
Because of Jung Chung-rae, who messed up the work. Because of Jung Chung-rae, who lacks business sense.
A merger needs to happen, but since Chung-rae ignores all the Supreme Council members and acts arbitrarily, are they supposed to do it behind closed doors?
That's why a significant number of lawmakers, including Lee Un-ju, are protesting, saying procedures are being ignored.
Why?
Lawmakers have issues in their own constituencies, so there needs to be a certain level of procedure and transparency,
but Chung-rae isn't doing that.
They agree with the merger, but it's fizzling out because of the procedural issues.
Is this really because of the "New Lee Jae-myung" that the "dung flies" claim exists?
It's the same with Cho Kuk. They are treating "New Lee Jae-myung" like some kind of mole.
There was absolutely no need for that.
"New Lee Jae-myung" has no substance. As seen in Hankyoreh articles, it is merely a phenomenon.
Of course, Lee Un-ju tried to ride the wave of "New Lee Jae-myung" to increase her political influence, but that also fizzled out.
Cho Kuk wants to maintain his own political stake, so he is stuck in limbo.
Does the Cho Kuk Party even have a justification for a party-to-party merger?
I think they have none at all.
That's why the "Yoda" of the Cho Kuk Party, "Euk-geun-i," and "Ilbe-is-mental-illness" are running wild like that.
While bringing up approval ratings, no less.
As if the Cho Kuk Party has any significant approval ratings~~
As I have said repeatedly before,
the Cho Kuk Party should dissolve and its members should join the Democratic Party individually.
There is no reason not to accept them. If the Cho Kuk Party dissolves and members join individually, the Democratic Party will accept them all.
Even Professor Cho Kuk would be accepted. There is not a single reason why he wouldn't be.
The Cho Kuk Party isn't even doing this.
The Cho Kuk Party, whose approval rating among those in their 20s and 30s is close to zero, is talking about a party-to-party merger?
What? Even if not in every constituency, they want to run candidates?
They want to run candidates in constituencies where lawmakers like Lee Un-ju are located?
Let them try.