Conservatives Oppose Yoon's Impeachment
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Yoon’s release rallies conservatives around him in opposition to impeachment
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Opinion polls reveal that conservatives are increasingly unified on the matter of opposing President Yoon Suk -yeol’s impeachment.
The Constitutional Court has yet to announce when it will make its ruling on the impeachment.
Support for impeachment fell by 2 percentage points, but anxiety is becoming more pronounced among centrists and liberals who wish to see Yoon ousted from office.
In the latest poll, however, predictions he would be reinstated rose by 16 percentage points to 63% , over twice the amount of respondents who predicted Yoon would be removed from office ( 30% ). Eom Gyeong-young , the director of the Zeitgeist Institute , said, “ Conservatives have further unified after President Yoon ’s release,” referring to it as a “butterfly effect” of the president’s release. By Son Hyun -soo, staff reporter Please direct questions or comments to [[email protected]].
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