On April 4, Kim Yong-tae, a member of the People Power Party, criticized the party's recent struggle against the opposition, stating that it lacks significance without accompanying reforms. During a press briefing before a regular meeting of his faction, Kim expressed the need to sever ties with the 'Yoon Again' political line, asserting that last day's protest only served to confirm the party's alignment with this approach. He pointed out that many citizens found the chants of 'Yoon Again' during the recent assembly to be unappealing, emphasizing the disconnect between the party leadership's direction and broader public sentiment.

Kim further highlighted that the current return to the 'Yoon Again' line risks alienating moderate and rational conservatives, pushing them toward the Democratic Party. He claimed this shift is serious and lamented that if the party continues down this path, it would doom their prospects in future public elections. His comments reflect a growing concern about the direction of the party under its leadership, stressing that a failure to adapt could lead to a loss of electoral viability.

The criticisms were echoed by other members of his faction, who noted inadequate preparation for the recent public demonstration. The display of American flags alongside 'Yoon Again' signals raised questions about the party's positioning and strategic direction. Additionally, discussions emerged regarding the disciplinary actions taken against lawmakers allied with the recently expelled former leader Han Dong-hoon, indicating further internal turmoil within the party. Kim suggested that any disciplinary measures must consider past actions to ensure a fair evaluation of the party's history and standards.