While the French presidential election has definitely been mentioned a lot in American news, the South Korean presidential election has not been discussed to the same extent. I find this a little shocking given that the South Korean election's results will definitely have an impact on the U.S.'s foreign policy re: North Korea. What are your reactions to the development of the campaign, as well as to the larger future?
Here's a quick recap of what the election entails:
Moon Jae-In, the candidate that favors talks with North Korea, has won in a landslide. Thoughts on what this portends (in general, too)?