国民党会不会认怂

Group 1 - The core issue facing the Kuomintang (KMT) is whether to concede or resist regarding the "Fiscal Revenue and Expenditure Allocation Act" amendments [2][5] - The KMT and the People’s Party have two options: either to accept the situation and modify the act until it meets the approval of Lai Ching-te, or to initiate a vote of no confidence against the current administration [6][7] - If the KMT chooses to resist and successfully ousts the current head of the Executive Yuan, they risk triggering a dissolution of the Legislative Yuan, leading to new elections [7][8] Group 2 - Lai Ching-te's administration has shown a willingness to disregard legislative decisions, as evidenced by the refusal to endorse the amended fiscal act [3][4] - The political atmosphere within the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is such that dissenting voices are often sidelined, making it difficult for internal opposition to influence decisions [3][6] - The potential for a new election does not guarantee resolution of the fiscal act issue, as the same political dynamics may persist post-election [8][9]