(Picture source: Taiwan's "Dongsen News Cloud")
According to Taiwan's "Dongsen News Cloud", Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je claimed to be "allies" with the DPP, but frequently attacked the policies of the Taiwan authorities, triggering a rebound within the party's grassroots level, and no longer supported him. In order to resolve the embarrassment, Democratic Progressive Party members have brought out the "Agreement Agreement" in the parliament today, and also presented the "Ko Wen-je vest" to invite him to join the party on the spot. However, Ke showed embarrassment throughout the whole process and said, "No, you still have to abide by the promise of not joining the party before the election."
DPP members Ruan Zhaoxiong and Xie Weizhou invited officials close to the DPP to take office in the "Parliament", including Deputy Mayor Chen Jingjun, Guanchuan Director Jian Yuyan, Civil Affairs Director Lan Shicong, Deputy Secretary-General Li Wenying and Legal Director Yuan Xiuhui. He stressed that there are many DPP members in Ke's team. At first, the party members also supported Ko, but now the relationship between the two sides has changed and there is no feeling of friends. Doesn't the DPP need the support of the next election?
MP Yan Shengguan said that many DPP supporters now say that Ko Wen-je has changed and regrets supporting him. There are also people who say that they would rather let the Kuomintang be elected than to elect Ke next time, which is how harsh the DPP is.
Ko Wenzhe said that the support of the DPP is still needed, and there are misunderstandings in many things. In fact, I have contact with the senior DPP leaders and the interaction is very good. As for the grassroots part, communication can solve many problems and will go to the grassroots level to hold briefings.
MP Hong Jianyi said that if DPP MPs do not help mobilize, who will listen to Ke? In that case, I suggest a good way. Hong Jianyi took out a large "applicant application for joining the party" billboard on the spot and asked Ke to sign it on it. Ke Wen-je looked embarrassed and asked the congressman, "This is what Wufenpu did, and then said, "Okay, no, no one is doing this in the congress."
On the contrary, Chen Jingjun, a deputy mayor of the DPP, readily signed the signature in the introduction column. Ke Wenzhe emphasized that when he was running for the election, he said he would not join the party, which was a promise. So this is pressed in advance, and the MPs asked, is it an option to join the DPP in the future? Ke said embarrassedly, OK, I will think about it. (China Taiwan Network Han Jing)
