President Lee Jae-myung and the Yoon administration are certainly different

First of all, President Lee Jae-myung works hard.
He is smart, capable, and I feel he is performing so well across all national sectors—including economy, diplomacy, and security—that it is almost embarrassing to compare him to the Yoon administration.
However, I am not so sure about politics related to the Democratic Party.
The things Rhyu Si-min says are certainly worth taking to heart.
Rather than ending internal strife upon seizing power, the Democratic Party seems more interested in the future distribution of power,
and instead of reform, they appear to be preoccupied with debating right and wrong through factional power struggles.
It reminds me of the former President Roh Moo-hyun and the Uri Party.
Problems were less frequent during the early stages of the presidency when the President held significant power, but as they entered the 4th and 5th years of the term and the President's influence weakened, the Uri Party eventually collapsed due to internal conflicts and power struggles.
I only hope that the Democratic Party does not follow that same path.