Taipei mayoral election is in full swing, and Democratic Progressive Party candidate Chen Shizhong recently criticized the Kuomintang candidate Jiang Wanan for lacking administrative experience. Jiang Wanan counterattacked yesterday and pointed out that former Taiwan leader Chen Shui-bian was also a "legislator" before he became the mayor of Taipei. Is Chen Shizhong questioning Chen Shui-bian? As for whether they will ask for leave or resign from the "legislator"? Jiang Wanan stressed that he would not give up the opportunity to speak out for the people and strongly supervise the "government".
Jiang Wan'an, who served as the second term "legislator", was repeatedly questioned by all walks of life after joining the Taipei mayoral election. Even his opponent Chen Shizhong named Chiang inadequate experience and should go to a few more "Legislative Yuan" committees to experience it.
Jiang Wan'an pointed out that although he is completely different from Chen Shui-bian's ideology , Chen was also a "legislator" before he ran for the mayor of Taipei, and including Taichung Mayor Lu Xiuyan and Taiwan's deputy leader Lai Ching-te were also "legislators" before he was elected as mayor of Tainan.
He said sorry to his opponent, if Chen Shizhong criticized him for being a "legislator" and could not serve as the head of the county and city, would he be questioning Chen Shui-bian? The mayors of many international cities are also very young. Taipei City has also had examples of Chen Shui-bian in the past. They have good experience as "parliamentarians" and can also perform well in municipal affairs.
Since many of the candidates for county and city mayors are leading the way for election, no one has resigned as "legislator". Jiang Wanan was asked if he would ask for leave or resign? He stressed that the "Legislative Yuan" is a very important field for him to care about municipal and public affairs, and will continue to care about the rights and interests of the people through inquiries and political questions. There is no plan to resign. (Xue Yang/Edited)
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