Lee Jae-myung's Approval Rating Declines Faster, Constitutional Amendment Attempt Possible

In the current political climate, the role of citizens is becoming more critical than ever. The upcoming struggle will escalate in importance, and it is emphasized that the initiative is now in our hands. This is anticipated to be the point where Representative Lee Jae-myung's desperate struggles begin.

While there are differences among polling organizations and regions, the common analysis is that his approval rating is plummeting.

He has few options left, and the possibility of him taking unpredictable and abnormal actions cannot be ruled out. This is a plausible scenario considering his past conduct.

Unspecified indefinite moratoriums on the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions, continuous minimum wage increases, indiscriminate cash handouts, currency devaluation, and attempts to artificially boost the KOSPI were unsustainable policies. These policies are identified as major causes for the long-term loss of public trust.

It is analyzed that Representative Lee Jae-myung, if he were a normal politician, should strive to restore public trust in areas where people are disappointed, but he will not do so. He is expected to base his future actions solely on the thought of 'how can I avoid going to prison.' This predicts he will prioritize personal goals over public expectations.

These are the key supporters who brought him to his current position, and maintaining their support will be his most important task. This is interpreted as a strategy to consolidate core supporters amidst declining approval to maintain political influence.

This raises the possibility of shifts in the Democratic Party's power structure.

As his approval rating falls too quickly, Representative Lee Jae-myung seems to be concerned about the resumption of trials or the possibility of impeachment. It has been alleged that due to these concerns, he has been contacting People Power Party lawmakers through golf meetings and raising the topic of constitutional amendment discussions. This is analyzed as an attempt to use a constitutional amendment as a means to escape his political crisis.

It is pointed out that there are many untrustworthy individuals within the People Power Party who might cooperate with Lee's constitutional amendment attempt. Therefore, it is emphasized that active vigilance by citizens is essential to prevent such attempts.

The intention is to secure time to erase his crimes by seeking re-election, even if it means giving up some presidential power. This is interpreted as an attempt to use a major national system like constitutional amendment to evade personal legal risks.

Two elements are essential for Representative Lee Jae-myung to push for a constitutional amendment. First is securing over 200 seats in the National Assembly, and second is the support of his strong core supporters. It is analyzed that core supporters can be used to intimidate opposing lawmakers into agreement. This seems to be a strategy to exert necessary pressure for a constitutional amendment through them.

This includes populist policies such as significant increases in real estate taxes, recovery of large corporate assets, cash support, increased taxes on the wealthy, expansion of free welfare, state-led job creation, and housing distribution. Furthermore, in a situation where the current semiconductor industry and relations with the U.S. are deepening, he may strengthen anti-American policies, align with pro-China, pro-North Korea, and pro-Juche lines, hinder corporate activities, and suppress public freedom, all in line with the preferences of his core supporters.

Concerns are raised that if Representative Lee Jae-myung's attempt to amend the constitution is not stopped, the future of South Korea could worsen for a certain period. While citizens' struggles have changed South Korea so far, it is emphasized that Lee is likely to run amok to avoid imprisonment, so an atmosphere must be created to stop him, and an appropriate person must be allowed to bring him down. The analysis is that continuous public interest and effort will determine the future of South Korea.

Just as Venezuela's seizure of its electoral system left its citizens powerless, a warning is issued that South Korea's democracy could also be threatened. This situation could impose a high cost on the public and lead to the suppression of freedom.

Although trust in the People Power Party is not high currently, it is emphasized that this opportunity must not be missed by remaining upright patriotic citizens and through the electoral system. The current struggle has become a crucial game bearing the future of South Korea, and the message is that citizens' efforts will become even more important. The upcoming election is expected to be a critical turning point that will decide South Korea's destiny.

Unreasonable policies such as anti-American policies that hasten South Korea's decline, actions that anger Trump and strain relations with the U.S., weakening military power, security and economic collapse, eradication of future generations, failed real estate policies, turning the KOSPI into a gambling den – all stem from this objective. The logic is that it does not matter if the nation is ruined as long as he can gain core supporters' votes and avoid imprisonment.

Concerns are growing that if he flees overseas, only the citizens remaining in South Korea will suffer. It is urged that citizens must fight together to prevent such a situation.