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In the Democratic Party, the so-called "domestic workshop" is burning in the district district of Senator Kum Tae-seop. There is concern that the party will fall into the country's black hole again.

I am reporter Jung-hyun.

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Lawyer Kim Nam-guk, who was a writer for the "White Paper", formalized his challenge to the nomination of the Democratic Party in Seoul, Gang Seok-gap.

Kim and his attorney, who wrote about former Secretary of State, are not going to help the party.

[Geum Tae-seop / Deputy Democratic Party Member (Seoul Gangseo Gap): I have to stop for our party. This election cannot be held in the country's defense elections.]

Kim, who had heralded a press conference for today (18th), delayed the interview but did not back down.

"Why do you want to use a fictitious homeland frame in elections?" He said, "Do not be afraid to abandon your candidacy and compete in good faith."

Democrats are complicated.

Some lawmakers feared that the party would appear stubbornly trying to print small members. In today's plenary session, a top member was exposed reading a text message that pinned Democratic self-righteousness and arrogance.

In addition, in the case of Namyangju Byeonggi, the lawyer Kim Yong-min, who served on the Attorney General's Reform Commission during his homeland, received the Democratic Party's nomination.

Kim Yong-min, attorneys inside and outside the party that he could fall into the country's black hole, said, "The" domestic frame "was created by conservative opposition parties."

(Video coverage: Park Jin Ho, Video editing: Park Jin Hoon)