Recalling Park's tour of different places in Taegu on March 9, the editorial noted:

All places she visited are the ones where her confidants ardently wish to be elected.

Looking back on the past when power organs have zealously resorted to the law-breaking moves under the present "government," the editorial expressed concern over Park's recent tour that it might lead to all-out power-backed election and the Intelligence Service's illegal interference in politics.

The editorial urged the south Korean chief executive to wash her hands off the general election, warning the politics of dividing the people is bound to prove counter-productive.