On February 6, 2024, while in Israel, Argentine President Javier Milei made the decisive move to withdraw a contentious omnibus bill that was being debated in the Chamber of Deputies. He expressed a firm stance against passing what he termed a 'bad law,' declaring that he would prefer it not pass at all. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Milei accused the political class, or 'la casta,' of opposing the changes that he claimed Argentine voters supported by a 56% majority in the elections. He asserted a clear division between his administration and the opposition, which included legislators from the PRO, radical parties, and non-Peronist factions, viewing them all as potential threats to his proposed reforms.