It is known that the direct recommendation for voluntary resignation by Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party, was decisive in why Yong Hye-in, nominee for Minister of Gender Equality and Family, showed a willingness to break through the confirmation hearing until three days ago but suddenly resigned on the 13th. Over the weekend, Kim shared the deteriorating public sentiment with the Blue House and demanded Yong's 'decision' through Chief of Staff member Kim Tae-sun, who ultimately chose the only proportional representation seat of the Basic Income Party over the ministerial position. Yong said that the Democratic Party used satellite party tricks to make her a re-elected lawmaker, and the Blue House even nominated her as a ministerial candidate, effectively pulling her down again. The Democratic Party also Perhaps because they bear considerable responsibility, although they dismissed Yong from the ministerial candidacy, they said they would continue to work together as political partners for the ruling coalition. In political circles, there is analysis that the Democratic Party's demand for resignation is seen as a unilateral 'cutting ties' with a minority progressive party, aiming to prevent cracks in the pan-ruling coalition. Although Yong is stepping down from the ministerial candidacy, he will maintain his proportional representation seat and will continue to be a satellite party in the next general election, and as a result, the Basic Income Party's position in the National Assembly and the 1.1 billion won annual national subsidy will remain in place as a political and financial foundation. They say he will save face for party leader Kim Min-seok, maintain his current position, and guarantee his future as a satellite party ,,,a double hit!!!!!!!
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