”Onion Man” former South Korean justice minister's new party unveils ”President Yoon impeachment bill”... main opposition party waits to see how things go

On the 20th, the Fatherland Reform Party, headed by Cho Kuk, aka "Onion Man," former South Korean Minister of Justice, released a draft of an impeachment bill against President Yoon Seok-yeol.
Meanwhile, the leadership of the largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea (Democratic Party), which holds the key to impeachment, is "keeping its distance" on the issue.
The Fatherland Reform Party held a press conference at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul at 10 a.m. on the same day and announced the 115-page "Great
The Fatherland Reform Party plans to make the draft public on its website and collect public comments before finalizing the draft.
However, the Homeland Reform Party's 12 seats are not enough to initiate an impeachment motion, so the Democratic Party's cooperation is essential.
To introduce an impeachment bill against the president, more than half of the members of the National Assembly (150 seats) are required, and to pass it, a two-thirds majority (200 seats) is required.
The above is necessary. Therefore, the key to proposing and passing the impeachment motion is in the hands of the Democratic Party. On the other hand, even within the Democratic Party, there are voices calling for impeachment or constitutional amendment to force President Yoon to step down.
However, the Democratic Party leadership is keeping its distance from the impeachment of President Yoon and is watching the situation. A member of the Democratic Party leadership said, "Personally, I don't support that sentiment (to impeach President Yoon)."
"I agree," but added, "I can't say I agree because the Democratic Party has been the ruling party three times and is the party that should be in charge of the next administration, so I can't speak too emotionally.
"I think that it is only when public opinion is raised that we will be able to raise our voices," he continued.