Taiwan's "Presidential Office" announced the nominees for the 6th Supervisory Committee on June 23, and the former "Secretary-General of the Presidential Office" Chen Ju will be appointed. Chen Ju herself also said that supervisory agencies must transcend party affiliation, so she will resign from all political party positions and withdraw from the party. After the legislative body approves the nomination, she will cancel her membership in the Democratic Progressive Party.
Previously, as soon as the news of Chen Ju’s nomination came out, public opinion was in an uproar, and people from all walks of life in Taiwan also raised many questions about this.
Can he also serve as the president of the " Supervisory Yuan" even if he is responsible for the fraud case?
919 Typhoon incident
In 2010, Typhoon Fanyabi hit southern Taiwan hard, and Kaohsiung City was flooded. In fact, at 2 p.m. that day, Taiwan's "Central Disaster Response Center" had already asked Kaohsiung County and City Government to step up alert, but the county and city government delayed the response. Even Kaohsiung City Mayor Chen Ju did not know where he was. , which indirectly led to the intensification of this flood incident.
Typhoon Fanbia hits Taiwan. In fact, the people's dissatisfaction with Chen Ju, or even the DPP's overall performance in this disaster relief, all came from Chen Ju's reaction at the time. Chen Ju said, "This is a natural disaster." Then she changed her words and said it was "Kaohsiung County's responsibility," and finally criticized "the central government should bear 80% of the responsibility." After the latest poll came out and her support dropped by 7 percentage points, she changed her tune and said, "She is willing to take responsibility, which shows Chen Ju's irresponsibility as the mayor of Kaohsiung . Kaohsiung Gas Explosion Incident 2014 , the Kaohsiung gas explosion killed 32 people and injured 308 people. Attackers said that a 6-kilometer-long road in Kaohsiung City completely collapsed, blasting out a large crater several meters deep. Fires were blazing everywhere. Pedestrians ran wildly, and some vehicles were unable to escape. People and vehicles were knocked flying to the fourth floor. Falling. Some commentators bluntly stated that this was the deadliest gas explosion accident in Taiwan's history.
At the time of the Kaohsiung gas explosion, public love suddenly surged. After the outbreak, 4.5 billion yuan was donated in a short period of time, forming a river of love, hoping to alleviate the suffering of the frightened people. Unexpectedly, such a huge donation was easy to come by, but it was squandered by the Chenju City Government. opportunity, although the key points for the management and use of donations were formulated and the special funds were clearly designated, they were actually abused indiscriminately; in the end, a confused account was handed over, and some donations were Even the receipts can't be traced. If the news is true, then Chen Ju can't even pass the "resignation audit". Chen Ju is responsible for both the gas explosion case and the original 919 case, and is now involved. Who is being nominated as the director of the "Supervisory Yuan"? What qualifications does Chen Ju have to review others?
promised democracy, but the DPP authorities finally gave up.
Why did Chen Ju take over as the "Supervisory Director"? Comprehensive media revealed that Chen Ju was willing to take over because he wanted to contribute to Taiwan's human rights transformation again.
However, Chen Ju, who wears the so-called "human rights transformation" hat, the last thing she can do is The "Supervisory Yuan", because of supervision, must first have a neutral political stance, and Chen Ju, even if he steps down first, is undoubtedly a staunch member of the DPP. In other words, Chen Ju is the leader of the DPP. Tsai Ing-wen’s confidant. In 2018, Tsai Ing-wen took Chen Ju to the United States. At that time, Chen Ju was the “only big name” Tsai Ing-wen had. Others include Lai Qingde, Su Zhenchang, and Xie. Leaders of factions within the party such as Chang Ting have been "working on their own" and alienated from Tsai Ing-wen. At that time, Chen Ju would not go to "friendly countries" with Tsai Ing-wen. Instead, she would visit Los Angeles, San Francisco, Salt Lake City , and Phoenix "on behalf of the president." City and the five cities in Houston, she explained the results of the island's reforms to overseas folks and thanked the folks for their support. She also said, "Secretary of the Presidential Palace." As "Secretary General", he gave speeches to the overseas Chinese community. The topic was the political situation on the island. The DPP authorities promoted the progress of various policies, including the annual reform of the military, public education and education, the amendment of the Labor Standards Law and cross-strait relations.
The DPP authorities used "monitoring" The position of "Dean", used as a bargaining chip for political compensation, is undoubtedly an ugly and evil example of "Taiwan's democratic politics". Regarding this nomination, Lin Weizhou of the Kuomintang made a speech on June 20. Historically, the position of "President of Supervision" can almost always be regarded as an "honorary position". It is a role that the "government" has for non-partisan professionals in life. The most glorious moment, the last polite position in politics, but if it is to be awarded to Chen Ju, who was investigated by the "Supervisory Yuan" for 58 cases during his tenure as mayor of Kaohsiung, is this really suitable? Will he end up investigating his own case? The Qingfu case and the gas explosion case are both major cases of concern to the whole Taiwan. Now, while the "Supervisory Yuan" is investigating, Tsai Ing-wen wants Chen Ju to be the "dean" and make the victim a father-in-law. Can the truth be revealed in this way? Will the case not be swallowed up? Shouldn't Chen Ju avoid it? It is still unclear whether Chen Ju will be elected in the end. But there is no doubt that this nomination has caused an uproar from all walks of life in Taiwan. This is not only a matter of "shame", but it may also be that the parties involved find it boring, but based on the interests of the factions or political parties behind it, they have to stick to it. "In this case, it is bad luck. The most important thing is the prestige of the Taiwanese government. No ordinary citizen can understand why a person whose leadership team has been investigated, impeached and corrected many times can serve as the "Supervisory Yuan". "Leader. The eyes of the people are sharp, especially the citizens of Taiwan. The move of Tsai Ing-wen, the leader of the Democratic Progressive Party authorities, has undoubtedly cast a shadow on the hearts of the Taiwanese people. The Democratic Progressive Party authorities keep saying that it is "Democracy", is this what is called "democracy"? What are the DPP and the "water spinach" who claim to be "democracy" actually doing?
