On the 11th, Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, said about Kim Seung-won, the nominee for Minister of Justice, "The more I watch, the more I see that this is a well-made appointment. He said, "We will protect him," and although there is widespread public opinion regarding Kim's appointment, the party will do everything possible to defend her. However, regarding Yong Hye-in, the nominee for Minister of Gender Equality and Family, the party has effectively entered the process of cutting ties with her. ,,, referring to Representative Han Dong-hoon, who continues to raise suspicions about Kim being allowed to approve clinical trials for a new drug, he said, " The essence of the current situation is that the remnants of the prosecution who resist prosecutorial reform are effectively revealing their continuous insurrection actions through Han Dong-hoon's favoritism politics." Prosecutors who strongly resented the Democratic Party, which led prosecutorial reform , handed over investigation materials and recordings related to candidate Kim, and Han is using these as a basis to launch unfair attacks. Kim said, "Whether illegal materials were leaked, known, and utilized, all illegal data connections They are factions," and emphasized, "All illegal data connections will be caught and punished during this opportunity." He continued, "Regarding Representative Han, the public is increasingly convinced that 'he must be punished,'" and added, "Even if I don't specifically use the word 'out,' I believe the public is already heading toward 'out.'" However, contrary to the Democratic Party leadership's assessment of him as a "successful appointment," the public's Public opinion is said to be unfavorable, but according to a survey conducted by Gallup Korea on the 8th~10th of 1,000 people nationwide aged 18 and over, 43% said Kim is 'not suitable,' far surpassing those who said 'suitable' (22%). Regarding candidate Yong, the Democratic Party leadership seems to be leaning toward his inevitable removal, and according to a Gallup Korea survey, 61% said Yong is 'not suitable for minister' and 13% said he is 'suitable,' showing a negative view.
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