People's Power Party candidate criticizes Han Dong-hoon as ”an amateur, former candidate Hee-ryong as a reckless avatar... a strange sight of defeated brothers” (Korea)

On the 7th, Na Kyung-won, the candidate for the chairmanship of the People Power Party, spoke out against Won Hee-ryong and Han Dong-hoon regarding the controversy over the email from Kim Geon-hee's wife.
He criticized the offensive and defensive battle between the candidates as a “strange scene of defeated brothers.” Candidate Na wrote on Facebook that day, “That’s why they lost the general election.”
Candidate Han, who led the nation's elections as the chairman of the People's Power Emergency Response Committee in the April 10 general election, and the former candidate who ran in the Incheon Gyeyang Eul local district, were different from himself.
He pointed out that both candidates lost in the general election. Candidate Na said to candidate Han, who is the subject of the controversy over "ignoring Kim's message," "You carelessly question whether you are official or not, but you are a member of the People Power Party and
"He's an irresponsible amateur who has even ruined the opportunity for Kim to apologize, something that the public and the general election candidates wanted so much," he said.
Regarding his actions, he wrote about the pro-Yoon Seok-yeol parliamentary candidate, "In this situation, he has created an annoying line of people and is acting as a reckless avatar that is only creating a headwind."
Candidate Ra was the one who was pressured not to run for office at last year's March 8th Party Convention due to a joint petition by pro-Yoon first-time winners, and so he did not run at the convention at that time.
Kim Min-soo, a spokesman for the Na candidate camp, said in a commentary on the same day, "Candidate Han's 'ignoring read receipt incident' is a different issue from the joint petition incident. Candidate Han is a member of the 'pro-Han Dong-hun faction' within the party.
"They are the ones who are creating the huge faction. It is the biggest faction in the party right now, and one of the most powerful," he said.
"I don't think it's necessary, but if this is just another way of lining up another faction, that's absolutely undesirable," he added.