When Im Jong-seok said

When Im Jong-seok said Lee Jae-myung was responsible for the defeat in the last presidential election, Lee Jae-myung refuted that the gun of the attack should be directed toward national power.

Is that right? If Lee Jae-myung must win the next presidential election, his argument is convincing. But after failing to overcome even the Yoon Suk Yeol, will he be able to really overcome Oh Se-hoon or Won Hee-ryong? My personal judgment is very negative.

If the people's power wins another presidential election and returns to power, what will happen to our politics and what will the future of our country be like? Even so, the economic crisis is very serious, so what will happen to our economy if the national power comes back to power? Am I the only one worried about these things?

The reason why I often talk about political things now is because I have not tried to look at the political world as much as possible and rarely made political remarks. This is because I thought that a party that actively protects those who caused a civil war called a military coup should be prevented from taking power.

Let's take this opportunity to talk about myself. I'll be an economist forever, so let's first reveal that I don't have much political meaning.

In the 2002 presidential election, Lee In-je had an overwhelming approval rating within the Democratic Party. More than 100 out of 128 Democratic lawmakers lined up for Lee In-je. I had a little role until this happened, but the person who would testify to this is already out of this world.

Lee In-je did not seem interested in winning the presidential election at the time. It was reasonable that the Democratic Party of Korea's approval rating was less than 20%, less than one-third of the opposition party at the time.

Of course, I accepted Roh Moo Hyun's earnest request just in time. The first thing I asked Roh Moo Hyun to do was to constantly get tired of the argument that ^the Democratic Party's deficit is not the Democratic Party's deficit. I made sure that the party's presidential candidate would be at least ranked third.

Even close aides in Roh Moo Hyun rejected the agenda I proposed. The reason was that if the party's most likely presidential candidate was hit, the aftermath would be too great.

But I ran into a Roh Moo Hyun. Tell me if there was any other way. Roh Moo Hyun had been struggling for more than two months and followed my instructions. Naturally, the outcome was groundbreaking. He became the second candidate after Lee In-je.

Let's skip the next step. Only the Roh Moo Hyun has said four times, "Share the world in half if it goes as it should."