Kang Sung-pil: Cho Kuk's Remarks Used as Ammunition by PPP Against DP; Ham In-kyung: Cho's Criticism Valid in Eyes of Public

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■ Panelists: Kang Sung-pil, former Deputy Spokesperson for the Democratic Party; Ham In-kyung, Spokesperson for the People Power Party; Yang Man-hee, Editorial Writer at SBS
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● Mixed Reactions from Ruling and Opposition Parties Toward Cho Kuk

Kang Sung-pil / Former Deputy Spokesperson, Democratic Party
"DP and Rebuilding Korea Party need party member support first before any merger"
"Inappropriate to dictate even party positions"
"DP, as the eldest brother of the pan-ruling bloc, needs strategic patience"

Ham In-kyung / Spokesperson, People Power Party
"Cho Kuk's remarks regarding the dismissal of indictment make sense, leaving political engineering aside"

Yang Man-hee / Editorial Writer, SBS
"Rebuilding Korea Party seems to judge that President Lee is open to a merger"
"Cho's 'bitter advice' remarks are a differentiation process to raise its political leverage amid integration discussions"

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