According to the latest poll conducted by the "United Daily News", the Taiwan People's Party is supported by nearly 11% of the party votes, which means that it may have more than three non-district "legislator" seats. Taiwan People's Party Chairman and Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe said in an interview on the 223rd that the election is still a process of persuasion, and we still have to do things seriously every day. Ke also secretly criticized Tsai Ing-wen and said, "If Taiwan is in 'full power' and Taiwan is worse, what's the use?"
Hon Hai Founder Terry Gou After Ko Wenzhe did not run for office, the situation in the 2020 election turned blue-green The third force, which is dissatisfied with the fierce struggle between the blue and the green, seems to have taken shape. According to the latest poll by the "United Daily News", in the "Legislator" election section, 40% of the people expressed that they would consider voting for a party other than the blue and green. And this 40% Among the people, the People's Party and the "Force of the Times" are the most popular, receiving 27% and 24% support respectively. Calculated, the People's Party has nearly 11% of the party votes, which has exceeded the legal standard of 5%. "Legislators" who may win more than 3 seats without dividing by regions are expected to form a caucus to join political parties to negotiate and introduce bills (the People People's Party accounted for 6.52% of the party vote in 2016 and won 3 seats without dividing by regions).
When Ko Wenzhe was interviewed by the media at the Taipei City Government on the 23rd, he was asked what he thought of the People's Party's polls. How many "legislator" seats will it win? Ke said that elections are still a process of persuasion, and we still have to do things seriously every day. We often regard means as ends, and often say that we must obtain political power to realize our ideals. We regard obtaining political power as the supreme first priority, and then rationalize all their actions. In fact, ideals and means should be separated. The ideal is that Taiwan can become better. This is the real goal, not just how many seats are given every day.
Ko Wenzhe also secretly criticized Tsai Ing-wen, saying, "If Taiwan is in 'full power', Taiwan will be even worse. What's the use?"
The media asked that the People's Party's regional "legislator" nominations have no bright spots, and some people even think that not a single seat can be elected. On the topic, Ke Wenzhe pointed out that it was as if he always said that people are great because they have dreams. When he came out for election in 2014, did anyone think he would be elected?
Are you worried that the People's Party's regional "legislator" candidates will be killed by the blue and green, and that the People's Party will eventually become a bubble? Ko Wenzhe still emphasized that when doing things seriously every day, goals and means should still be separated, and the means should not be regarded as goals. A big problem in Taiwan's party politics now is that the means are regarded as goals, and gaining political power is regarded as goals, and then rationalizing everything Behavior, this is bad.
Source: China Review Society
