Entering the second year in power...

The honeymoon period is over, but for now,
the momentum for reform remains, and
trust in the President can still be sufficiently improved.
Once the second year passes, no matter how strong a President is,
even lower-level civil servants will start to stop listening.
Presidents from the People Power Party might be petty,
but because they play games with appointment powers, people tend to bow down.
They even shield the "Joong-dong" (pro-establishment/old guard).
Presidents from Democratic governments can't even do that;
the "trash journalists" attack them relentlessly.
Since we've already called for a structural majority anyway,
instead of small-scale moves like bringing in a few conservative figures,
let's just go full conservative with our policies.
Don't worry about the doomed People Power Party;
if we move toward a stronger conservatism, the structural majority will be complete~~
Taming real estate? Prosecutorial reform??
What use is any of that?
The people want it....
Let's push past 50% approval and hit 70% or 80%