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■ Host: Anchor Joo Young-jin
■ Discussion: Seo Yong-ju, former full-time vice spokesperson for the Democratic Party; Jang Sung-chul, director of the Public Forum Center; Choi Sun-ho, SBS editorial writer
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• President Lee's Approval Rating Falls for 6th Consecutive Week
Seo Yong-ju / Former Full-time Vice Spokesperson, Democratic Party
"Presidential approval rating is falling... real estate issues appear to be the biggest factor"
"The Lee Jae-myung administration is paying close attention to public sentiment... approval ratings will not continue to decline"
Jang Sung-chul / Director, Public Forum Center
"Drop in approval rating in the Honam region seems to reflect backlash against making Kim Min-seok party leader"
"There has always been a convention effect... but there seems to be no expectations for the new leadership"
Choi Sun-ho / SBS Editorial Writer
"No 'convention effect' from the Democratic Party's national convention seen in approval ratings"
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President Lee's Approval Rating Barely Holds at 40%... No 'Convention Effect'
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