Many people outside the political arena often think that being able to squeeze beside Mr. President and become a member of the "President's Faction" is a very meaningful thing.
In fact, it's not. Every president will have very strong personal political colors. Once marked with the "President's Faction" label, future development will be a bit difficult.
This involves many issues—political issues, position issues, factional issues, team issues...
The inside of the Progressive Party is not monolithic; it is also divided into several factions. Now, the "President's Faction" is indeed in vogue, but what about the future?
When the president himself pats his butt and retires, what will remain for these people?
The most appropriate move for a successor upon taking office is to criticize the predecessor's mistakes, even to attack without needing any definite reason. This has almost become a sort of ideologically correct practice.
