President's Social Media Keeps Blue House 'Busy' Amid 'Controversy' in Pan-Ruling Camp

[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
■ Panel: Lee Dong-hak, former Supreme Council member of the Democratic Party of Korea (MINJU); Jang Ye-chan, former Youth Supreme Council member of the People Power Party; Yang Man-hee, SBS editorial writer
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● 'Entering the Fray' on Every Issue to Pointing Out 'Multicultural Policy'

Lee Dong-hak / Former Supreme Council Member, Democratic Party (MINJU)
"There are pros and cons to the president's social media... mistakes increase and it could provide an excuse for attacks"
"Review by the chief of staff for policy is necessary before President Lee posts on social media"

Jang Ye-chan / Former Youth Supreme Council Member, People Power Party
"High proportion of verbal disputes within the progressive camp"
"Communicating on public livelihoods and policy issues via social media would receive positive evaluations"

Yang Man-hee / SBS Editorial Writer
"Multicultural individuals seem to be viewed as foreigners rather than Korean nationals"

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