Critics Slam Presidential Office's Personnel Vetting System as "Broken" Amid Political Strife

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● Democratic Party Launches All-Out Offensive Against Han Dong-hoon

Sung Han-yong / Senior Reporter at the Hankyoreh
"Excessively provocative expressions were over the line during the verbal sparring between the Democratic Party and Han Dong-hoon."
"Han Dong-hoon's disclosures appear to be based on prosecution data, reinforcing his prosecutor image."
"It is clear that the presidential office's personnel verification system has broken down."

Heo Min / Senior Reporter at Munhwa Ilbo
"The presidential office shows no intention of withdrawing the nomination before the confirmation hearing."
"The People Power Party seems to face more limitations in acquiring information than Han Dong-hoon, leaving them in a passive position."
"Han Dong-hoon will likely insist on testifying as a witness, making it difficult for the Democratic Party to adopt him as such."

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