@王子站 Who will take the lead in 2022 Taichung Mayor battle for hegemony? It is reported that former Tsai Office "Secretary-General" Su Jiaquan may become one of the candidates for the DPP to compete for the mayor of Taichung. Su-Sou-Yun, Xiao Longze and others believe that they have not heard of it and strongly questioned the interested person who released this message is simply not good for Su Jiaquan. "If you love him, don't harm him." Please do not create disputes within the party.
There are still two years left in the 2022 Taichung mayoral election, and local discussions on the candidates for the Democratic Progressive Party have never stopped. Currently, there are strong players such as Taiwan's "Vice President of the Legislative Yuan", Cai Qichang, "Minister of Transportation" Lin Jialong, and "Legislator" He Xinchun. It was reported on the 7th that Su Jiaquan may also be one of the candidates.
City Councilman Qiu Suzhen pointed out that the election is changing rapidly and it is still long before the 2022 mayoral election. The city councillors of the Soviet clerk include Xiao Longze, Xie Mingyuan, Chen Shuhua, former city councillors Weng Meichun, Zhang Fenyu, etc., and have not heard of Su's plan to compete for the mayor of Taichung. Personal willingness to run is important, but in the face of changes in subjective and objective factors, it is often a key factor in the final decision.
Xiao Longze said that there is still some time before the mayoral election. It is reported that Su Jiaquan is going to run for the next mayor of Taichung, which is simply to harm him and not to give false news at will. Chen Shuhua said that he had never heard of Su Jiaquan's statement that he would run for another election. He judged that it might be a "wind ball" released by a specific faction. He hoped that the DPP would unite and build consensus within the DPP and launch a mayoral candidate who represented the DPP to participate in the war, and unite and hump the mayor's throne to the outside world.
(Source: Comprehensive Taiwan media reports)
