South Korea's ruling party floor leader points out Lee Jae-myung's demand for the ``total resignation of the Cabinet'' as a ``political challenge'' = South Korea

On the 24th, Yoon Jae-ok, floor leader of South Korea's ruling party People's Power, announced that Lee Jae-myung, leader of the opposition Democratic Party, would resign en masse and reconsider the government's budget bill on his first day back in party service.
The government objected to the request for consideration, calling it a ``challenge for a political dispute.'' Representative Yun said at the National Assembly's National Audit Measures Council this morning, ``I humbly accept the public sentiment expressed in the recent elections.''
However, as our party seeks to shift to cooperative governance between the ruling and opposition parties for the sake of people's livelihoods, we cannot help but be disappointed by the hard-line statements of Representative Lee and the Democratic Party."
Floor Leader Yoon commented on a top member of the Democratic Party who described the meeting between representatives of the ruling and opposition parties as a "waste of time."
``It was a blatant display of 'ruling party passing.'''' and ``Calling for the cabinet to resign en masse and belittling discussions with ruling party representatives as meaningless is a challenge for political strife, and a challenge for cooperative governance.'' with an invitation
No,” he pointed out. In particular, regarding Representative Lee's request for the resignation of the Cabinet, House Leader Yoon said, ``Repeating this as an issue that Representative Lee has been insisting on throughout the fasting period means that Representative Lee is still
"It sounds like they have not abandoned their bulletproof fighting stance," he said, adding, "At a time when the economic and security situation is difficult, calling for the resignation of the cabinet en masse, which would paralyze the government, is a sign that we can work together to overcome the difficulties in people's livelihoods."
"It is not an attitude of trying to defeat the government, but an attitude of only seeking political gain by attacking the government." Furthermore, ``the world's specialized economic organizations have called for a complete reconsideration of the government's budget bill.''
``How can the government accept the fiscal expansion advocated by the Democratic Party, even though the government advises the government to maintain a sound fiscal system due to concerns about the rate of increase in debt?''
"I don't think the government wants to take out debt and throw money around to the point where it threatens the future of the national economy." Representative Yoon said, ``Co-governance means accepting different ideas and through dialogue.''
The premise should be respect for the other party by narrowing the gap between them, but the atmosphere in the Democratic Party leadership yesterday was different from what I had expected.''He added, ``The Democratic Party's struggle against the government and the ruling party continues.''
If that's the case, conflicts will be inevitable in the budget politics," he said.