National Power, President Lee's SNS, "Taking care of the left to defend approval ratings, not communication."

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Park Soo-yoon = On the 11th, the People Power Party harshly criticized President Lee Jae-myung's SNS message, saying, "It is not communication, but rather 'taking care of the left' to defend approval ratings."

CEO Jang Dong-hyuk criticized in a Facebook post that day, saying, "President Lee Jae-myung's 'leftist' communication is increasing the public's anger."

‘Left-a’ is a slang term used on some internet sites, etc., where ‘right’ in the word ‘elegant’ is changed to ‘left’.

Chief Spokesperson Choi Bo-yoon commented, "After taking office, the number of posts was 30 to 40 per month but exceeded 100 last September when the approval rating was wavering. Is this communication for the people or communication to rally supporters?"

Chief Spokesperson Choi said, "The President's post shakes the market, farmers take to the streets, and diplomacy seeks explanations." He urged, "The President announces policies after reviewing the Cabinet meeting and ministries, and handles diplomatic and security issues through official channels, not SNS."

Four-term lawmaker Ahn Cheol-soo fiercely attacked President Lee for writing on

Representative Ahn pointed out in a Facebook post, "President Lee, a sexual crime occurred at the official residence where you met with Park Won-soon. At the place where you said they chatted on SNS, Park Won-soon sent obscene texts and low-quality photos to the young secretary and attempted sexual harassment."

He continued, "But you miss sex offenders. Do you want to become the president of criminals, following the abolition of the right to supplementary investigation and the reinstatement of Park Won-soon?" He urged, "Today, this president's

Independent lawmaker Han Dong-hoon also criticized on Facebook, "The President of the Republic of Korea should not publicly admire former Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon, who committed sex crimes based on power and made extreme choices without even apologizing to the victim."

Former lawmaker Yoo Seung-min said in an SNS post, "The real problem with President Lee Jae-myung's SNS lies elsewhere," and pointed out, "He has posted numerous SNS about real estate, but instead of reflecting on policy failures, he insists on failed policies, blames the previous administration, and does not say a word about the rent crisis that ordinary people are suffering."

Former Rep. Yoo said, "It is a serious problem that the President's SNS is focused only on the inside of the camp, rather than promoting national unity, and is buried in power struggles among themselves that have nothing to do with the people's livelihood." He added, "The people are tired and angry why they have to see the family fight that is causing an uproar throughout the country on the President's SNS."

He added, “I hope the President knows that the sight of him not sleeping until past midnight and being obsessed with social media for unrelated matters makes the people anxious and worried.”

Cha Ho, a spokesman for the New Reform Party, also commented, saying, "President Lee posted 18 posts over the three days of the National Foundation Day holiday and 11 on the 5th alone, while he has held formal press conferences only 7 times in the 16 months since he took office. Make press conferences regular. If every day is difficult, even every month, stand in front of reporters who ask questions on behalf of the people."

He continued, “If you just post a message without taking any questions, it’s not communication, it’s notification,” and added, “If that notification is posted at 1 a.m., the public gets goosebumps.”