The Republic of Korea's National Assembly member, Lee Jaemyung, argues that the country has been America's friend for decades and ally with the United States for decades. He argues that trust in this partnership begins with listening and listening. The current regime has declared the full restoration of Korea-China relations and plans to reduce combined U.S.-Korea military exercises. However, the Lee administration has also approved three bills that undermine the rule of law and undermine democratic governance in South Korea. These bills would expand the number of judges in ways that risk political influence and allow the ruling socialist Party to bring socialist charges against socialist judges. Despite warnings from the US Embassy in Seoul, the government has delayed action on Chinese-built artificial structures in the West Sea and could evolve into military facilities similar to those in the South China Sea.