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Pragmatic progressive: fight polarization with a social floor, keep markets breathing, and reopen dialogue with Pyongyang under a US alliance umbrella.

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Prosecutor-conservative who wrapped hardline anti-North and anti-China alignment in the word 'freedom' — then tried to suspend civilian politics to crush a hostile Assembly.

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Prosecutor-turned-party-modernizer: law-and-order conservative who broke with Yoon rather than defend illegal martial law.

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Young conservative reformer: shrink ministries, scrap gender-ministry politics, deregulate AI, and refuse both Yoon's martial law and big-tent fusion with the old PPP.

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Left-liberal prosecutor-slayer: dismantle "prosecutorial dictatorship," expand the welfare state, and treat his own conviction as political persecution — sealed by a controversial Liberation Day pardon.

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Strongman nostalgia: abolish the Constitutional Court, resume executions, restore "familism" — then walk away as an ordinary citizen.

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The scandal that ate a presidency: Dior pouch on hidden camera, stock probes, Unification Church gifts — and a "quietly as a wife" promise that never stuck.

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Chaebol realpolitik: serve the sentence, take the pardon, clear the merger case, and bet the company on AI silicon with America.

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Speak yourself — self-love, youth voice, and rare K-pop solidarity on gender identity and racial justice, delivered from UN podiums more often than from party politics.

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Late capitalism as a deadly children's game: inequality, greed, and election-era polarization are the real VIP lounge — Netflix just financed the allegory.

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