In response to the rumors that the Kuomintang has mandated former Taiwan leader Ma Ying-jeou to run for election next year, Ma Ying-jeou did not respond to this when attending the seminar this morning. Former Kuomintang Chairman Wu Dun-yi, who was present later, praised Ma Ying-jeou for being in full bloom and having rich experience in his life, and hoped that Ma would continue to work hard.
For the media to ask if Ma Ying-jeou may be able to fight back and run for the party leader? Wu Dunyi said that he dared not say or judge, but he also emphasized that Ma Ying-jeou was in full swing and experienced, and made great contributions to the Party, Taiwan, the whole people, and society. No matter what role he played, it did not go against his original intention.
Wu Dunyi also said that he understood Ma Ying-jeou's strategy and was very impressed. However, when the media asked about his views on the current party leader Jiang Qichen, he only said that he could not criticize him and had no objection.
Speaking of Ma Ying-jeou's proposal today to "be with mainland China, friendly with Japan, and pro-US", Wu Dun-yi said that Ma Ying-jeou wanted to make good relationships. As for why he wanted to be "pro-US", he explained that the United States is the top country in the world's free, democratic and rule-of-law, and only the United States can sell defensive weapons to Taiwan.
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