South Korean ruling party lawmakers say crushing defeat in general election ”demonstrates dissatisfaction with the Yoon administration” and ”should reflect deeply on the situation”

On the 11th, Ahn Cheol-soo, a member of the ruling People Power Party, commented on the ruling party's crushing defeat in the recent general elections, "In the end, it was an election that was a mid-term evaluation of the administration and a judgment.
"The people showed through their votes that they were not very satisfied with what the government has done up until now," he said.
On a Korean radio program that morning, Rep. Ahn said, "The first thing the government should do is to change."
"They must deeply reflect on their actions, and then the government must carry out the reforms that the people want in a normal and orderly manner."
“How should President Yoon Seok-yeol’s way of running the country change?
In response to the question, "What role will the party play in this regard?" he replied, "The government is somewhat out of touch with the will of the people, but the single-seat constituency assembly members have an accurate grasp of the will of the people, so the party is expanding the scope of its activities so that it can fulfill its role properly."
"When the government announces a wrong policy that is out of touch with public opinion, I want the party to be open and accepting to say, 'That's wrong. We have a better alternative.'"
"We absolutely need a healthy and constructive relationship between the ruling party and the government."