My recent thoughts on the attitude of a politician

Integrity and justice are the basics.
It seems that a politician's ability is not about doing the work well themselves,
but about placing capable people in the right positions through personnel appointments.
Furthermore, expanding one's influence without ensuring internal unity seems more harmful than helpful.
I have realized that the saying "Beware of those who flatter you excessively" is a universal truth, and an attitude of listening to harsh criticism is also necessary.
If there are supporters or aides who counter harsh criticism from supporters by citing former presidents of the same party and saying "they did the same," you must dismiss them as a top priority.
Those are the very people who will discard you like a worn-out shoe later on.
The legacy of the Democratic Party was not built in an instant.
It has come this far through countless trials and errors since the era of President Kim Dae-jung.
Before making history, one must look back.
There is an inherent mission to not repeat the mistakes of predecessors.
As I write this, it has turned into a message of what I hope for "Jaem-peu" (Lee Jae-myung), but I hope you understand my desire for the success of an Lee Jae-myung administration...