<CEO Heo Eun-ah, put it down now.>

<CEO Heo Eun-ah, put it down now.>

I went to work at 6 a.m. every morning for the past seven months when I worked in the secretariat of the New Reform Party leader. I took the first subway at 5:32 a.m. and went to work several times.

I took it for granted that I would become a complete "Reform New Party person" once I joined the Reform New Party, and I have no regrets about it. I met mostly party officials and political figures in the evening. I used to stumble home after midnight, but my wife never resented me. No matter how drunk I was, I woke up at dawn and went back to work.

I've been paid as an office worker, but I've never applied for overtime in the last seven months (just before resignation, I only applied for overtime during the impeachment), and I've never asked for a Secretariat corporate card even if I drink in the evening for work. I thought that was the least I could do for the poor party.

That's how many central party officials live.

What I have felt over the past week is the devastation itself. There were many requests from the media to "tell me what has happened," but they all refused. A high-ranking official refused to "write and disclose it." It was because "If I do that, CEO Heo Eun-ah will be seriously hurt."

In any case, as a person who worked in the secretary's office, it is not right in the sense of morality to know what has been going on. It will remain a fatal stain on my political life. Nevertheless, I would like to sincerely convey this statement in my heart for the New Reform Party.

"CEO Heo Eun-ah. Put it all down. That's the last duty and responsibility you can do for the party."

Of course, there are rumors in the market that are exaggerated and reproduced in an attempt to depict Heo Eun-ah, but the situation has already passed the critical point. Stop resigning.

In the process of resolving this situation, the problems of CEO Eun-ah Heo's experience can be seen more clearly. It is a typical style of manipulating others to come forward without trying to ruin your image, and then passing the buck on to that person later. So, once again, stop stepping down. Put it all down.

If I open my mouth, I am putting up with it because I think everything about Heo Eun-ah could collapse. However, I want to emphasize this.

Heo Eun-ah is trying to turn the current situation into a conflict between the party leader and the general secretary over the revision of the party's constitution, but the key is not that. It is a chronic problem in Heo's work style. It is a fatal problem revealed in his attitude toward people and organizations.

Let's reveal one thing that has been buried deep in our hearts.

The next morning after he was elected party leader, this was the first thing representative Heo Eun-ah called me to say.

"Be prepared to put blood on your hands from now on."

I was just stunned and confused. I lived like that for seven months. It's amazing that I've been holding out in my right mind.

I've lived with a lot of things in the meantime, but I can't live like that in the coming months and at this time that is too important for the New Reform Party.

You shouldn't live like that.

So,
Put it all down.

It's the way for the party, it's the way for history.