KMT "legislators" issued a series of articles this evening, criticizing Tsai Ing-wen's administration's cash bailout policy: "According to the DPP, there are 20 million wealthy people in Taiwan who do not need cash bailouts." The Kuomintang emphasized that in the past few days, the Kuomintang has repeatedly called for cash deposits and proposed specific plans, advocating "no application, immediate payment, emergency relief, and wide coverage." The policy that the suffering people suffer from is the policy direction of "advance deployment." It is a pity that the policy proposed by the Kuomintang was subject to the DPP's false accusation that there is no clause to exclude the rich.
The Kuomintang pointed out that a closer look at the DPP’s bailout plan revealed that according to DPP statistics, there are 20 million wealthy people in Taiwan who need to be excluded. It turns out that in the bailout plan promoted by the DPP, only 3 million people in Taiwan are worthy of the government’s help.
The Kuomintang questioned that the "government's" relief plan did not know the suffering of the people and was unable to actually help people in need. In addition, the policy of widespread cash distribution has been recognized and implemented by many advanced countries and regions in the world. There is no reason why Taiwan cannot keep pace with the world because of the DPP's insistence on going its own way. The Taiwanese people are brave enough to face the epidemic and cooperate with the "government" in epidemic prevention and economic relief. The Taiwanese people definitely deserve more substantial assistance from the "government".
Source: China Times Electronic News
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