Among the local election candidates, only Choo Mi-ae campaigned on ending the insurrection

The insurrection has not ended, and it will not be easy to achieve a complete conclusion until the Lee Jae-myung administration ends.
This is an explosion of the ruling cartel that has become solidified through compressed growth after liberation, military dictatorships, the merger of the three political parties, and the Lee Myung-bak and Park Geun-hye administrations.
Therefore, it won't end just by putting Yoon Suk-yeol and a few soldiers in prison.
It is like saying prosecution reform is finished just because the Central Investigation and Prosecution Office was created and the supplementary investigation rights were abolished.
Despite this, as soon as 2026 arrived, the word 'insurrection' completely disappeared from the Lee Jae-myung administration,
and when the topic of 'prosecution reform' was raised, they attacked it with the strange term 'reformist vested interests.'
This is the nature of this chimera-like, unfilial regime.
Among the candidates running in the local elections, Choo Mi-ae was the only one who campaigned on ending the insurrection.
While they were playing golf with the insurrectionist party, happily worrying about how to enjoy power again next time by patting their bellies,
they are now facing a counterattack.
Lee Jae-myung's die-hard fans are still gathering among themselves to insult Choo Mi-ae and Rhyu Si-min,
and chanting about Lee Jae-myung's consecutive terms.
The day may come when they truly become fish food in the waters of Baengnyeongdo.