Cho Kuk and Shin Jang-sik Simultaneously Pressure Lee Jae-myung and Kim Min-seok

This statement is interpreted as a message of pressure regarding the next power structure, in conjunction with President Lee Jae-myung's legal risks.

This could be seen as pressure for President Lee Jae-myung to give up his bid for the next presidential election by using the resolution of his post-retirement legal issues as leverage.

The withdrawal of charges is being discussed as a way to resolve President Lee Jae-myung's legal risks. However, there is an opinion that the Rebuilding Korea Party's cooperation, rather than the Democratic Party handling it alone, would make it more appropriate.

The Rebuilding Korea Party expressed dissatisfaction that a party with 12 seats received one vice-ministerial level senior secretary position, while the Basic Income Party with one seat received a ministerial-level position. This suggests that they feel a lack of consideration regarding Representative Lee Hae-min's joining the Blue House, leading to a sense of relative deprivation.

This reflects the Rebuilding Korea Party's intention to redefine its relationship with the Democratic Party and assert its independent voice in the next presidential race.

Shin Jang-sik, leader of the Rebuilding Korea Party, strongly criticized Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok's actions regarding the cabinet reshuffle as 'out of sync.' He pointed out that this reshuffle was the President's reaction to his comrades, and that Kim Min-seok was acting out of step with the flow.

This is interpreted as a war of nerves from the Rebuilding Korea Party over the appointment of a former election rival to a key party position.