Yoo Si-min Continues to Draw Lines... Showing Off Presence or Venting Frustration?

[Ju Young-jin's News Briefing]

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■ Broadcast: SBS "Ju Young-jin's News Briefing" Monday–Friday (14:00–15:20)
■ Host: Anchor Ju Young-jin
■ Discussion: Seo Yong-ju, former full-time deputy spokesperson for the Democratic Party; Chang Seong-cheol, director of Public Opinion Center; Choi Seon-ho, SBS editorial writer
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● From "Presidential Disconnection Theory" to Supreme Council Members Divided into Pro-Lee Jae-myung vs. Pro-Chung (Cheong) Factions

Seo Yong-ju / Former Full-time Deputy Spokesperson for the Democratic Party
"Yoo Si-min seems hurt that the current government does not acknowledge him."

Chang Seong-cheol / Director of Public Opinion Center
"Yoo Si-min appears to be craving political influence over his own presence."

Choi Seon-ho / SBS Editorial Writer
"Considering Yoo Si-min's criticism and influence, it should be viewed as a 'political act'."

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