Chairman Kim strongly pressures Cho Hee-dae to step down

For now, it looks good.
However, whether this is just Chairman Kim's showmanship to shift the momentum or not,
the result depends on whether Cho Hee-dae is actually forced out.
Politics is certainly an interesting game.
But Cho Hee-dae is no ordinary person.
Seeing how he has endured through this administration's first year,
I wonder if he has some kind of backing, or if he has the administration's weaknesses locked in a cabinet—perhaps he has a hidden card that the general public is unaware of.
Cho Hee-dae is not such an easy person to handle.
He has held out for a year, during the period when the administration was at its strongest.
He is someone who should have been ousted at the very birth of this administration.
Uncle Min-seok has made his decisive move;
After raising suspicions about Shincheonji during the party leadership election,
he shouldn't just hit and run.
Whether he can properly topple Cho Hee-dae this time
will be told only by the results.
I do not know if there was prior coordination or communication with the Blue House,
or if Uncle Min-seok is just playing his own political game,
but now that the sword has been drawn,
let's see if he actually draws it properly, rather than just shaking a rotten branch like Shincheonji and disappearing quietly like a puff of wind.
I hope he doesn't receive a warning from the Blue House saying he is getting ahead of himself.
Let's watch and see if Uncle Min-seok performs a proper sword dance this time.