Cho Kuk Criticizes Lee Jae-myung… Cracks Spread Within Democratic Party

Such criticism could have a significant impact on Lee Jae-myung's political standing, and it is observed that his leadership will be put to the test depending on the outcome of the Supreme Court ruling.

Projections for Lee Jae-myung's trial outcome have also emerged. Seonwoo Yoon-ho stated, "Unless the Supreme Court's legal principles, that is, those related to Lee Jae-myung's violation of the Public Official Election Act case, are overturned, there is a very high possibility of a guilty verdict in the first trial that will resume after Lee Jae-myung's term ends." This analysis suggests that if the Supreme Court's existing legal principles regarding Lee Jae-myung's Public Official Election Act violation case are maintained, there is a high probability of a guilty verdict in the first trial resuming after his term ends.

Therefore, Lee Jae-myung is likely to face judicial risks even after his term, which will act as a factor adding uncertainty to his political future.

This incident is cited as a stark example of the ruthless nature of political relationships, once again reminding us of the reality where politicians act according to their own interests.

It was emphasized that politicians tend to cooperate when approval ratings rise but adopt hostile attitudes when they fall.

This example shows that in politics, approval ratings are the source of power, and even human relationships can flexibly change accordingly.

Seonwoo Yoon-ho stated, "I believe that the reason National Assembly members have recently changed their stance on Jang Dong-hyuk is because he has maintained the principle of not betraying the party members' sentiments and promises, at least." This analysis suggests that Jang Dong-hyuk strengthened his political standing through party management centered on responsible party members and fulfilling promises to them, and this sincerity garnered support from party members.

This analysis suggests that Jang Dong-hyuk strengthened his political standing by operating the party with a focus on responsible members and fulfilling his promises to them, and this sincerity earned him the support of party members.

Seonwoo Yoon-ho defined the nature of politics by saying, "Isn't the political world originally a place where people act according to their own interests and strong desire for power?" This emphasizes that politicians fundamentally prioritize their own interests and desire for power in their actions.

These moves are interpreted as a strategy by the Democratic Party to weaken the Rebuilding Korea Party's influence and strengthen its own.

As a result, Cho Kuk directly addressed Lee Jae-myung's judicial risks, and it is analyzed that the offensive against Lee Jae-myung by figures like Cho Kuk, Jung Cheong-rae, and Yoo Shi-min is intensifying within the Democratic Party.

This phenomenon is a signal that cracks are appearing in Lee Jae-myung's leadership within the party, and it is analyzed that the phenomenon of aligning for the next power is accelerating within the party.

This perception is further evidenced by former leader Song Young-gil's expression of distrust in the Lee Jae-myung system concerning Representative Yong Hye-in, showing growing skepticism within the party about Lee Jae-myung's leadership.

Ultimately, the analysis suggests that within the Democratic Party, there is an accelerating movement to shift all responsibility to Lee Jae-myung and politically 'cut ties' with him.