Newstamsa pointed out that the actions of the Democratic Party's Supreme Council members after the party convention could harm party unity and be exploited by conservative media.
A Newstamsa host noted that despite expressing acceptance of the Kim Min-seok leadership system, they were seen collectively walking out during actual votes. Supreme Council member Lee Seong-yoon, for example, did not attend a legislative committee meeting but appeared on YouTube, drawing criticism for prioritizing loyalty to a specific speaker over party unity for political purposes.
It pointed out that conservative media, such as Chosun Ilbo, JoongAng Ilbo, and Dong-A Ilbo, will continue to pay attention whenever they make remarks opposing Chairman Kim Min-seok or the President. It emphasized that if they speak out just for media exposure, they will eventually be swayed by the media, and must be careful not to provide fodder for conservative media to use as a tool for division.
Representative Jeong Cheong-rae's uncooperative attitude has also come under fire. His absence from major general assemblies after the national convention was noted, and during a general assembly to condemn Cho Dae, his tardiness created an uncomfortable scene. This has led to concerns within the party regarding his attitude towards legislative activities.
It was reported that some individuals described the Blue House luncheon photo as 'a disgusting photo where school bullies beat someone up and now pretend to want to get along.' Newstamsa emphasized that efforts for intra-party harmony after an election are natural political actions and pointed out that such mockery undermines party unity.
Newstamsa analyzed that just as many people hope for the Kim Min-seok system to stabilize, there are also forces hoping for discord and signs of instability.
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