It is indeed Cho Kuk. His solution makes sense, too. But making it public is not the way...

It is widely agreed that
there are problems with the Election Act.
How to address that part,
and how to respond to the trials—
Lee Jae-myung must be thinking deeply about these things.
Since his own guilt is at stake,
I believe he is the one thinking about it most.
Since it is not an issue with an easy solution,
it is true that many people must put their heads together
and mobilize every possible method.
However, I believe making that public is a different matter.
Doing so would be like making the mistake of Coach Hong Myung-bo,
who announces, "This is how we are going to play,"
right before a major match.
If they reveal, "We can solve it this way,"
will Cho Hee-dae and the PPP say, "Wow, those guys are amazing"?
If Lee Jae-myung does not meet with Cho Kuk,
they should make contact behind the scenes,
and if even that is difficult,
I believe it is better not to speak of it.
Publicizing it
and seeking a transparent solution
is not always the right way.
* Of course, I also oppose things like "prosecution withdrawal groups" or deals with the judiciary.