Rodong Sinmun Saturday says in a bylined commentary in this regard:

Her commitments are ones to extreme confrontation and war which covered the present regime's outdated "policy toward the north" with a new veil so-called "commitments of presidential candidate". Park seems to be ignorant of what is the basic cause of the collapse of the north-south relations. Her commitments to diplomacy, security and unification policies are all peppered with contradictions. Her commitments will bring nothing but confrontation and a war in light of the precedent of traitor Lee Myung Bak.

Park once talked about "change" and "revamping" but now she is kicking up confrontation rackets, after throwing off her mask.

Loudly heard in south Korea with the "presidential election" at hand are voices calling for not allowing Lee's policy for confrontation to persist.

The candidate from the "Saenuri Party" vociferated about "developing the policy toward the north in the direction desired by the people". But there is no change in her commitments. Instead, they bring into light the confrontational nature in some aspects. This proves that the public at home and abroad could not but be deeply concerned about the fact that if the "Saenuri Party" takes office, the north-south relations will face five more years of catastrophe.

The pitiful lot of Lee teaches a lesson that the repetition of his crimes is a foolish act.

The candidate from the "Saenuri Party" would be well advised to behave herself with reason.