South Korean former charismatic lecturer slams Lee Jun-seok and Han Dong-hoon for ”driving the defeat in the presidential election”

Jeong Han-gil, a former charismatic Korean history lecturer who opposed the impeachment of former South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol and called for a boycott of the presidential election, has joined the opposition party.
The reason why the People Power Party lost the presidential election was because of Lee Jun-seok, the candidate of the New Reform Party, and Han Dong-hoon, the former People Power Party candidate.
He called out the names of the chairmen and slammed them, especially Lee Jun-seok, claiming that he was "the person who played the biggest role in getting Lee Jae-myung elected."
On the 4th, Chung posted a video on his YouTube channel titled “Analysis of the June 3 Presidential Election Results and the Future Strategy of the Liberal Right.”
In a video titled "The President's Failure to Consolidate a Single Candidate," Chung first cited the "failure to unify the candidates" as the reason for the defeat in the presidential election.
Jeong said, "If Kim Moon-soo, the People Power candidate, had joined forces with Lee Jun-seok to unite against Lee Jae-myung, would he have won?
"I think that's the case," he said, adding, "Candidate Kim made numerous love calls to candidate Lee Jun-seok, but candidate Lee Jun-seok refused until the very end."
He added, "It can be said that Lee Jun-seok was the driving force behind Lee Jae-myung's election victory."
Chung also criticized Han, calling him "the biggest former cause of the right-wing split."
"Without Han, the impeachment vote would have been rejected," Chung said.
"The former president would not have had to go to the Constitutional Court, and it would not have been considered a civil war. He would not have had to face a criminal trial," he said.
He continued, "When candidate Kim won the primary and became the party's official candidate, former Chairman Han...
He did not participate in the campaign talks," and "later said, 'pro-Yoon forces get out,' and called for former President Yoon to leave the party."