The presidential election system

The presidential election system was won in 1987 through the democratic uprising.

Chun Doo-hwan, who took power in a coup, created a group of presidential electors to choose the president among themselves in the gym.

It was Chun Doo-hwan's Kkobung Roh Tae-woo who became president in the first direct election that he won with blood and sweat.

Roh received 8.28 million votes and 36 percent of the vote.

When the number of votes from Kim Dae Jung and Kim Young-sam, who were Democratic candidates at the time, exceeded 12 million, but they failed to unify and defeated the military dictatorship and committed the ridiculous act of electing the core of military dictatorship again as president.

In the next presidential election, Kim Young-sam, who joined Roh Tae-woo's hand, became the president with 41.9% of the vote.

And then they rolled the country up and brought in the IMF.

In the 15th presidential election, Kim Dae Jung became the first candidate to win more than 10 million votes.

Despite the collapse of the country due to the IMF, Kim Dae Jung even attracted Kim Jong-pil and Park Tae-joon, and Lee In-je ran independently and managed to win after losing votes.

In the 16th presidential election held in 2002, Roh Moo Hyun defeated Lee In-je in the primary, and after going through a single candidate process with Chung Mong-joon, Lee Hoi-chang was defeated.

The number of votes was about 12 million, once again breaking the record for the most votes ever in an election.

In the 17th presidential election, Lee Myung Bak won the election even after winning fewer votes than Roh Moo Hyun in the previous election.

At that time, turnout was 63%, the first and only low turnout since the direct election in 1987.

In the 18th presidential election, the Park Geun Hye was elected, and the number of votes jumped to 15.77 million.

Moon Jae In got 14.69 million, but it wasn't enough.

The turnout was also 75%, which was 10% higher than that of the 17th generation.

As Park Geun Hye stepped down due to state affairs manipulation, the presidential election, which was held every cold winter, was changed to May.

Moon Jae In won the election with 13.42 million votes, less than the previous presidential election.

At that time, 15 presidential candidates were registered as candidates for both dogs and cows.

And the most recent 20th presidential election.
He was elected with 77 percent of the vote and Yoon Suk Yeol received 16.39 million votes, the highest number of votes ever.

Since then, I have developed a feeling of disgust for taking Yoon Suk Yeol, and I have not had any exchanges with Yoon Seok-ryu until now.

But you know what?
How many votes did Lee Jae-myung receive in the last presidential election?
It's 16.14 million votes.

It's the second time in all the votes we've ever won in an election in our country.

Moon Jae In, Park Geun Hye and Lee Myung Bak have never won more than 15 million votes.

Someone said that.
I don't like Yoon Suk Yeol, but I don't like Lee Jae-myung either. If it's not for Lee Jae-myung, I think he.

The reason why this is nonsense is that I said this when Kim Dae Jung was a Democratic candidate, and I said this when I was a Roh Moo Hyun.

The person who says that is the Democratic Party's candidate, even if Jesus or Buddha come out, he's the one who won't take a picture of it, and even if Kim Gun-hee comes out in the next presidential election, he'll take a picture of it.

I hate Democratic candidates unconditionally, but I'm just attacking individual Democratic candidates because I want to say that I'm not a far-right who supports Yoon Suk Yeol.

As we looked at the results of the presidential election earlier, it has never been easy.
You have to do everything to win.

Again, Lee received 16.14 million votes in the last election.

At least 16.14 million people in Korea think that Lee Jae-myung can be president.

As soon as Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law, Lee Jae-myung's Democratic Party lifted martial law by broadcasting live and crossing the National Assembly wall.

Looking at that, I think many of those who gave up during the last presidential election saying they had no choice but to go to the polls to take pictures of Lee Jae-myung will come out to vote this time.

This is because Yang Sang-hoon, the chief editorial writer of the Chosun Ilbo, wrote a column, "Yoon, I wish both of these were gone."
You can say that about the Chosun Ilbo eating.

That's how they are supposed to be.

They will pick on Lee Jae-myung and say the same thing again no matter who comes out (except Lee Nak-yeon).

In fact, it's not Lee Jae-myung's problem, it's that he can't hand over the government to the Democratic Party.

But friends with the least amount of common sense shouldn't say or copy those words.

Someone said, "I hate Yoon Suk Yeol, but Lee Jae-myung also..."If you say so, you can take off your socks and bite them on your mouth.

I personally don't think it has to be Lee Jae-myung.

There are a lot of great people in the Democratic Party.

However, I am firmly opposed to saying that Lee Jae-myung is not as good as Lee Jae-myung, even though he said he should change the government.

Lee Jae-myung is a valuable asset of the Democratic Party, which was once chosen by 16.14 million voters.

You want me to give it up?
He's a spy.