46.8% Disagree With President's Social Media Communication... Both Ruling and Opposition Panelists Say "Reduce Late-Night, Early-Morning Posts"

[Joo Young-jin's News Briefing]

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■ Broadcast: SBS <Joo Young-jin's News Briefing> Monday – Friday (14:00 – 15:20)
■ Host: Anchor Joo Young-jin
■ Panelists: Seong Chi-hoon, former Deputy Spokesperson for the Democratic Party of Korea; Yoon Hee-seok, former Senior Spokesperson for the People Power Party; Son Seok-min, SBS Editorial Writer
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● 'Negative' Dominates Across All Age Groups – ● Opposition to 'President's Social Media' > Support

Seong Chi-hoon / Former Deputy Spokesperson, Democratic Party of Korea
"Criticism that political issues frequently appear on X must be humbly accepted"
"The President's social media should focus on communicating with the public and promoting policies"
"Many people pay close attention to the timing and activity on the President's social media... Caution is needed"

Yoon Hee-seok / Former Senior Spokesperson, People Power Party
"President Lee's 'frontline political' intervention... Concerns and conflicts will continue"
"Writing social media posts at night might lead to regrets in the morning"

Son Seok-min / SBS Editorial Writer
"President Lee carrying out administrative affairs... It is true there are voices of concern"
"If President Lee's 'social media' becomes a guideline, there are concerns administrative work could shrink"

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