[Repost] A Preview of 2028 News Headlines

March 2028: Presidential approval ratings finally enter the 10% range; President Lee Jae-myung makes repeated attempts to recruit writer Rhyu Si-min, but is flatly rejected.
April 5, 2028: One week before the general election, the Democratic Party of Korea pleads on its knees, saying, "We were wrong" and "We will definitely achieve prosecutorial reform."
April 13, 2028: The Democratic Party of Korea suffers a historic defeat in the general election, recording fewer than 100 seats. They manage to cross the impeachment prevention line thanks to the Cho-Hyuk Party.
June 2028: The Democratic Party protests against the People Power Party's monopoly over all standing committees, including the Legislation and Judiciary Committee. The People Power Party responds, "Have you forgotten when the Democratic Party was the majority party?"
First half of July 2028: The People Power Party unilaterally passes a special counsel bill related to the President. The Democratic Party's filibuster is halted in a single day after failing to gain cooperation from the Cho-Hyuk Party.
Second half of July 2028: President Lee Jae-myung exercises his veto power on a special counsel bill concerning himself. The People Power Party declares a boycott of all government policy bills.
August 2028: A special counsel bill regarding President Lee Jae-myung passes again. However, he exercises his veto power once more.
September 2029: The first impeachment of a minister under the Lee Jae-myung cabinet. President Lee pleads, "Please just let me work."
October 2028: The Honam Semiconductor Cluster comes under scrutiny during the National Audit. It faces the risk of being scrapped due to an amendment to a special law by the People Power Party.
November 2028: President Lee Jae-myung's use of veto power on People Power Party bills, including special counsel bills, exceeds 20 instances—the shortest period in history.
December 2028: The People Power Party declares, "If the vetoes on special counsel bills continue, there will be no passage of the budget bill." The powerless ruling party faces growing demands from the President for party expulsion.