Lee Jae-myung, Rumors of Discord with Rhyu Si-min and Kim Jong-un

The decline in Leader Lee Jae-myung's approval ratings is primarily due to internal divisions. This has been accelerated by Chairman Kim Jong-un's refusal to accept Lee's demands, such as suspending nuclear development, and former Chairman Rhyu Si-min's neglect in supporting the avoidance of trials.

Chairman Kim Jong-un dismissed Leader Lee Jae-myung's call for nuclear reduction, stating that North Korea possesses 70 nuclear weapons, not the 50 mentioned by former President Trump.

Former Chairman Rhyu Si-min has maintained a hardline stance regarding prosecutors and has taken a different path from Leader Lee Jae-myung by refusing to support his efforts to avoid trials.

The construction of Gadeokdo New Airport aims to begin next year, but controversy has arisen because the government has not adequately reflected the 1.5-fold increase in construction costs.

In the past, candidate Chung Kyu-jae opposed the construction of Gadeokdo New Airport, while local residents supported it. Recently, the drastic increase in construction costs has caused a serious financial burden.

Leader Lee Jae-myung's directive to expedite the relocation by 2028 is criticized for potentially causing massive budget waste.

The attempt to rationalize his change in stance by defining Gangnam residents as enemies has become a target of criticism.

The main reason for the increase in burden is the policy requiring 70% of the additional units, resulting from the floor area ratio increase from 200% to 300%, to be donated as public housing.

This policy imposes an excessive burden on reconstruction union members and forces individuals to pay for the cost of public housing supply.

Critics point out that this policy infringes on the property rights of residents in the affected complexes, causes an increase in their financial burden, and can undermine the original purpose of housing supply.

Mandatory public contributions tied to floor area ratio deregulation can inhibit the autonomy of the housing market and weaken the momentum of redevelopment and reconstruction projects.

Analysis suggests that the pre-sale price cap system fails to properly regulate market prices and instead generates adverse effects in the housing market.

State-led housing policies, such as placing rental housing on public lands like Yongsan Park, have been criticized for infringing on the autonomy of the housing market and hindering private reconstruction.

Concerns are raised that excessive government intervention in the market can slow down housing supply and ultimately lead to market distrust, exacerbating housing shortages.

The left-wing political forces' attitude of denying market principles and justifying state intervention leads to Leader Lee Jae-myung's risks and limitations in ability, predicting an early decline.

The film sparked controversy over the factual accounts of President Park Chung-hee and First Lady Yuk Young-soo's assassination attempts, highlighting issues with historical distortion in education.

It is noteworthy that a politically motivated film produced unexpected results, drawing backlash from the right-wing camp.

Prompted by the film 'The Assassins,' the right-wing camp began organized action. The right wing officially entered the war over history, ideology, culture, and freedom of expression.

Organized responses from the right-wing camp began following the film 'The Assassins,' which is interpreted as an active counterattack against the left-wing offensive.

This declaration is expected to be a turning point, showing the right wing's determination to actively voice their opinions and act in cultural and ideological domains.

The right wing, previously passive in political offensives, is now attempting to seize the initiative in ideological and cultural spheres.

Some analysts suggest acknowledging the aspect of riot hidden behind the name of democratization and conducting an objective re-evaluation.

Citing incidents such as the prison raid, arms depot theft, and attacks on soldiers, the opinion is that May 18 cannot be viewed as merely a democratic movement.

Criticism of the May 18 Special Act was accompanied by an emphasis on the need for an objective re-examination of historical facts.

An incident occurred where North Korean forces planted four landmines 10 meters south of the Military Demarcation Line (MDL), and a battalion commander was injured by stepping on one.

Suspicions have been raised that government military authorities might have been aware of the landmine planting through prior intelligence, and that reporting was delayed.

Such reporting delays are criticized as serious acts of betrayal, and the necessity for a thorough investigation has been emphasized.

Although the UN Command-led investigation confirmed North Korea's culpability, there are ongoing demands for a thorough explanation of why the announcement and investigation were delayed.

The opinion that if Leader Lee Jae-myung delayed the investigation for a UN speech, it would be a clear ground for impeachment, leading to discussions for impeachment by civic groups.

Despite the UN Command investigation confirming North Korea's involvement, there is strong demand to clarify the reasons for the delayed announcement. As this is a matter directly related to national security, the government's response at the time continues to draw criticism.

Leader Lee Jae-myung is attempting to provide public welfare by distributing funds through a 50 trillion won additional tax revenue fund.

While fostering solidarity among pro-Roh, pro-Moon, and pro-Kim Dae-jung factions to consolidate internal unity, he also took strong actions, such as filing a complaint against former Chairman Rhyu Si-min and establishing an investigation headquarters targeting the People Power Party.

Analysis suggests that the most critical variable for regime collapse is not external attack but internal strife.

Internal divisions, such as bureaucratic inertia and lawmakers' abandonment, act as major factors triggering a regime crisis.

Conflicts over the next presidential candidate and power hegemony can be fatal to regime maintenance, a phenomenon also observed in past regimes.

Watching the Democratic Party's division, the People Power Party's fighting spirit increased, and the necessity of recruiting external figures to secure the conservative party's legitimacy was also raised.

This declaration is expected to be a turning point, showing the right wing's determination to actively voice their opinions and act in cultural and ideological domains.

The right wing, previously passive in political offensives, is now attempting to seize the initiative in ideological and cultural spheres.

Former Chairman Rhyu Si-min publicly criticized Leader Lee Jae-myung's incompetence and deceit, suggesting that Lee's leadership within the left wing is collapsing.

Such internal criticism can have a greater impact on weakening Leader Lee Jae-myung's political standing than external attacks.

This passage indicates that even within the left-wing camp, doubts about Leader Lee Jae-myung's leadership are growing.

Chairman Kim Jong-un is assessed to be unable to accept Leader Lee Jae-myung's Korean Peninsula peace policy proposals due to North Korea's unique power structure, which requires an external enemy.

The judgment that helping Leader Lee Jae-myung would rather make their own power maintenance difficult leads to the uncooperative attitudes of former Chairman Rhyu Si-min and Chairman Kim Jong-un.

Ultimately, this is interpreted as an example demonstrating the intrinsic nature of power, where individual power maintenance takes precedence over the greater good.

Former lawmaker Cha Myung-jin positively evaluated Representative Jang Dong-hyuk's role but drew a line, stating that his qualifications as a presidential candidate are a separate issue.

A presidential candidate must possess insight to distinguish between friend and foe, loyalty, and historical perspective proven through life-or-death struggles are crucial qualities.