Democratic Party Leader Ruffles Feathers Over Bloc Changes

Kim Min-seok, the big boss of the Democratic Party, is raising a ruckus over the Rebuilding Korea Party's wild idea to drop the minimum members for a negotiating bloc from 20 to 10. He believes this rule, which has been around since 1949, is vital for keeping things orderly in the National Assembly. Kim suggests a compromise of 15 members, as tensions rise over political alliances.