The election of county and mayors on the island, which will appear at the end of this month, is regarded as an outpost of the 2024 "general election". Regarding the recent rumors of Taipei Mayor Ke Wen-je crushing the "blue and white union" that 2024 "general election" were rumored to be dead end, former "legislator" Shen Fuxiong suggested that the blue camp should not be afraid of the election of "three-legged governor". At the same time, he called on the blue camp to review the phenomenon of "ruling in most counties and cities, but low support."
Shen Fuxiong said in an exclusive interview on the radio program "POP Crash News" today that although there are many things to be criticized, Ke Wenzhe is a very straightforward person. The most straightforward sentence in recent times is that he called Lan Baihe a dead end and the current situation of the Kuomintang is "a centipede, dead but not dead." He advised the important figures of the Kuomintang to keep this sentence in their hearts.
Shen Fuxiong mentioned that so far there are at least three "big-name" figures in the blue camp, and they have called on the opposition to form a major alliance in order to defeat the Democratic Progressive Party in 2024 on different occasions. But Ko Wen-je has spoken so plainly now, which makes Shen question whether these blue camp people still want to say such words? "It's too unsatisfactory!"
Therefore, Shen Fuxiong suggested that when facing the election of "three-legged governor", do not be afraid or lose confidence. As long as the candidates and party of the Kuomintang raise their momentum, "Ko Wen-je will go down", because Ko Wen-je is now blue. If the Blue Camp can get more support during the 2024 "general election" and do not divide it equally with Ko, "let Ko Wen-je divide it small", the momentum will rise.
The support for the Kuomintang is often second or even third in most counties and cities. Shen Fuxiong pointed out that the current opposition is certainly not the largest party, but if we look at the support of the candidate for the head of the blue camp, the combined vote rate on the day of the voting on the 26th of this month, the Kuomintang should still be the largest party. Therefore, whether the Kuomintang is the first, second or third major parties is an endless discussion, and it is worthy of deep reflection on the Blue Camp. "How can you win the seats of most county and city mayors? You are still so trembling and have no confidence in 2024." (Xue Yang/Edited)
