People's Power: ”Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung asked the 'Daughters of Reform' to participate in the Gwanghwamun rally...Is she anxious about her falling approval rating?” = South Korea

The People's Power Party (ruling party) announced that Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, had asked his supporters to participate in the rally calling for the impeachment of President Yoon Seok-yeol, which was being held in Gwanghwamun.
Regarding Lee Jae-myung's encouragement of the Cabinet, he said, "I wonder if he is feeling anxious about the recent drop in his approval rating." Jeong Kwang-jae, spokesman for the People's Power, said in a commentary on the 8th, "Representative Lee Jae-myung yesterday...
In a post on his fan cafe, "Jaemyeong Village," he said, "The civil unrest has not yet ended," and encouraged people to participate in the Gwanghwamun rally this evening.
"They are trying to make it seem as if nothing had happened, like a midsummer night's dream," he said, and called on the so-called 'daughters of reform' to participate in the Gwanghwamun rally."
Jung said, "In December last year, Lee said she would step down as the 'Fan Cafe Leader.' But now, two months later, she has resigned as the 'Daughter of Reform.'"
What does it mean to issue a "mobilization order" to me? If he were to say "I'm stepping down as the leader of the fan cafe" again, people would ask, "Did you really think I was going to step down?"
"Recently, Chairman Lee has been talking about the 'black cat, white cat theory', and his 'brilliant transformation technique' is a problem in the '52-hour workweek exception' issue of the semiconductor special law," he said.
The setbacks revealed that it was a fake transformation. There were even rumours in the streets that Lee Jae-myung's right click was an empty click, and that it was merely a tongue click, where only the words were put forward.
He added, "There are crimes for which Lee has been punished in the past or is currently on trial, such as false accusation, misrepresentation as a prosecutor, incitement to perjury, and publishing false facts under the Public Offices Election Act.
Although the names of the crimes are different, they are essentially "false crimes." Who is this person who is in charge of "false crimes"? If this continues, the phrase "Lee Jae-myung is still no good" will become obsolete.
It is time for the Democratic Party of Japan to ask itself whether this will become a catchphrase."