Can Moon Jae in be re-elected after pardoning park geun-hye?

Before 1958, the president of the United States did not receive any treatment after leaving office, but since the "former president's bill" of 1958 was passed in legal form, the current outgoing president will receive eight quite good treatments: annual pension of 200,000 US dollars, office and a staff member, lifelong protection of the Secret Service, official travel and expenses, medical benefits, transitional expenses after leaving office, and presidential library.

The enviable French president is also treated well after leaving office, with a basic pension of 6,000 euros per month. The retired president is eligible to be directly elected to the Constitutional Council, the highest judicial body in France. Based on this calculation, the French president can receive a monthly salary of about 6.5438+0.2 million euros after leaving office; Compared with the United States and France, even the British prime minister system has retirement wages. Although it is amazing to resign and change the prime minister, compared with capitalist countries, the treatment will not be lost. During his tenure, his annual salary was about 6.5438+0.6 million pounds. After retirement, you can't get retirement salary until you are 65. In other words, he won't get his retirement salary until he is 65. Like Cameron, he still needs to find a job after retiring at the age of 50. Even if you get a retirement salary on your 65th birthday, you have to find a job to support your own expenses, but compared with South Korea, that's quite good. But why does every South Korean president come to a dismal end when he takes office (to some extent, South Korean presidents don't seem to retire)?

Park geun-hye was impeached for other people's participation in politics, and was once again rumored. Looking at the history of his presidency in South Korea, it was very bad. Li Chengwan was forced to step down by the people, Yin Pushan stepped down after park chung-hee was elected, and park chung-hee was shot while preparing for re-election. The latter was either imprisoned or assassinated. So now many people are worried about the current South Korean President Moon Jae in, so can he get rid of it? Cheongwadae spell? Really? South Korea's nearly 500-year ruling history is essentially a cruel party struggle. At first, it was started by the East Party and the West Party, but later the party was dazzled. However, during the Korean War, it handed over the military wartime command to the United States, relying on the development of big countries, political disunity and military weakness, and the dilemma faced by its president can be imagined.

It is even worse for the United States to set up a procuratorial organ for South Korea, which is recognized by the Korean Constitution. The procuratorate is responsible for prosecuting the president's behavior, with a small inspection every two years and a major inspection every three years to facilitate his post transfer. From an economic point of view, it is well known that the lifeblood of South Korea's economy is in the hands of some chaebol, so if you want to improve your performance during your five-year term here, you must discuss it with the chaebol. If you are suspected of taking bribes, you will be made a mountain out of a molehill by the procuratorate, which will make it more difficult to do a good job after affecting your reputation. Will the current President Moon Jae in be liquidated after he steps down?

Let's see how it is done economically. It is proposed to curb the chaebol, raise corporate tax and shorten the daily working hours of employees. These are all strategies for the people. Relying on political law to bring down the chaebol failed, but it won more and more stable public support. Politically, the former president was torn up and signed a comfort women's treaty with Japan, frozen in South Korea and Japan, and was once again well received; Moon Jae in personally visited people from all sides and talked about reducing disputes between all sides (which no other president has ever done), hoping to unite and cooperate to speed up the development of South Korea in all aspects. Moon Jae in's greatest achievement is to reduce North-South friction and promote North-South cooperation. He hopes to build it in 15? Is the economy the same between North and South Korea? .

During this epidemic, the chaos shown by the Korean people is frightening. Moon Jae in braved hardships and dangers, responded to the epidemic with great courage, and publicized it vigorously? China's difficulties are our difficulties? This concept not only stabilized the local epidemic, but also stabilized China-ROK relations. Compared with Japan, it panicked in the face of the epidemic.

Militarily, Moon Jae in proposed? In the long run, dissolving the US-South Korea (military) alliance is the best choice? , ready to regain its wartime military command from the United States; On the other hand, propose? Responsibility, cooperation, peace and democracy? The four principles refer to the dialogue of the six-party talks, promoting the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and signing a peace agreement, which not only reduced the disputes on the Korean Peninsula, but also won international praise for world peace, and these small achievements surpassed the former.

It may be that Moon Jae in formed the habit of calmly analyzing the current situation when he was a special soldier, and followed the law of development to win step by step, just like the micro-book in the Tao Te Ching. What it does is in line with people's hearts and the requirements of world peace, which is the trend in Tao Te Ching. However, Moon Jae in is also ready to let her children go abroad, so let nature take its course, it depends on human effort, and wealth falls from the sky. Personally, I think South Korea will continue to make progress under the leadership of President Moon Jae in, so if President Moon Jae in persists in his efforts, I believe he will work miracles to get rid of it? A spell? We will better safeguard the relations between neighboring countries such as China and South Korea, the DPRK and the ROK, South Korea and the United States and international relations, and sincerely hope that South Korea will become a model for the stable development of neighboring countries in China.

Maybe President Moon Jae in can be re-elected, which is what I hope, but we still can't predict the unexpected events. Of course, these emergencies are likely to hinder the pace of the president's administration.