[After the election in Korea]

[After the election in Korea]

All the new talent who ran in the battleground metropolitan area suffered.

In particular, Lee Soo-jung, a former professor of criminal psychology at Kyunggi University (Suwon Jeong), and lawyer Koo Ja-yong (Yangcheon-gap) fought until the end, but failed to win.

In addition, lawyer Park Sang-soo (Seo-gu Gap, Incheon), former Hyundai Robotics CEO Kang Cheol-ho (Yong In-jeong), former Uijeongbu District Court Chief Judge Jeon Sang-beom (Gangbuk Gap), former Chief of Staff Lee Sang-cheol of the Ground Operations Command (Yong In-eul), Lee Sang-kyu, chairman of the Korea Youth Rental Housing Association (Seongbuk Eul), Han Jung-min, a researcher in Samsung Electronics' DS division, Kim Hyo-eun, a former EBSi instructor (Osan), Yang Jong-ah, head of Hanbom Classics Planning (Buk-eul, Gwangju), Kim Yoon-sik, former mayor of Siheung (Siheung Eul), and spokesman Ho Jun-seok (Guro Gap) failed in the election." - Newsis 2024.11.

On January 8 of this year, he joined the party through talent recruitment. I thought the reason was the opposition to the inspection and completion of the prosecution at the bar association. The member of the talent recruitment committee who visited my house said that I was an educational talent. In the field of education, I have criticized the government and the ruling party a lot. When I asked why they wanted to recruit me. I know all those things. I agreed with the saying that the solution that the lawyer wanted would be possible only in our party, so I accepted the recruitment.

Most of the new talent in our party I met was my age. All of them have developed expertise in their fields. They were willing to run in a battleground called a rough place. Most of them volunteered to run in a battleground where they were from or had even a little connection with them, like me.

Back then, the media rushed to write the article. It was an article that said, "I don't know why the ruling party is pushing new talent to dangerous places."

Many also asked me why I chose such tough areas as I am the first person to recruit Han Dong-hoon, chairman of the emergency committee. This was a question that I received quite a lot from other regions as well. Many also asked if I had a choice such as proportional representation.

The talents recruited by the Uri Party this time had a similar feeling. Born or grown up in an area where ordinary people with strong support from the Democratic Party and the progressive party live. They had been engaged in social activities by strengthening their expertise in each field on the ladder of education prepared by the state and society. These were Jeon Sang-beom, a former judge from nearby Suyu-dong, and Ho Jun-seok, a former reporter from Guro. I don't know if they did the same. I, who was from the original downtown of Seo-gu, Incheon, felt the same sentiment as them.

The sentiment is that we want the children in the neighborhood we grew up with dreams and grow up as we did in the past. We don't rely on the welfare of Sihye-seong. If we work hard, we want to return to the era where we developed as much as we worked hard.

Perhaps that's why, if you look at the pledges of candidates running in these areas in the Uri Party. It's not a welfare pledge that the state will do something to improve the areas we grew up in. There was much to restore the ladder through education to children.

We were mostly raised by our high-growth country. We were the last generation in one generation to establish ourselves in the world. We had a dream to revive that era.

That's why they didn't ask for a premium as new talent. They were able to run voluntarily in a neighborhood that has now become a rough patch for the Uri Party.

As a result, all of them were not chosen by the local people.

There were a few moments when I felt heavy while campaigning. I could feel the pain of self-employed people who were not in business every time I turned around my business card. In the meantime, I had to be told, "The Democratic Party provides cash-based welfare, but the power of the people does not do that to the people because they are making their own food."

I heard that "70% of self-employed people have opened their own stores." It was so hard to make ends meet right away. I was so used to the cash equivalent welfare that the Democratic government used to release.

Various articles are being published to analyze the election results. However, what about 70,000 business cards did we feel when we lost the election.

I heard that our country has changed significantly.

Still, our traditional supporters talk about classical labor and the growth and progress that it builds upon. The numbers are noticeably declining.

In comparison, voices for universal welfare and cash-based welfare are getting louder. In the future, conservatives will also be forced to jump into such populist competition in order not to lose elections.

They are full of mockery, saying, "Did you think politics was so easy in the world?" One day, we hope that the meaning of reckless and desperate challenges and desperate struggles of our new talent recruiters will be understood.

I decided to jump to politics when the news came out that the Uri Party could win only six seats in Seoul. Most of the candidates in today's Newsis article decided at that time, too. And I was prepared to lose. They fought really hard in their respective districts.

I fought so fiercely that I didn't regret it. I really don't have any regrets.

However, I am just worried about the country that will change from now on.

Dreaming of politics. If only Democrats or liberals chose. In the age of the new normal, where reception is no longer needed. What on earth should we teach children?

And while I was campaigning, a middle school kid said to me, "You can be a presidential candidate even if you have a few previous records."

"We will wipe out all the talented people who were scooped up with dirt and spoon in our party. Criminals, real estate speculators, Former Post Courtesy, and even sexual favors. I feel that the era of the new normal has fully begun."

Can we turn back the new normal that seems to have been so fantastically perfect?

After I disappeared. When I think of my son who will live on this earth. Even if it seems impossible. It has become something that has to be done.