Taiwan "nine-in-one" election has entered the final critical stage. The "ruling" Democratic Progressive Party is launching a full-scale attack. In addition to using various administrative and even judicial resources, Tsai Ing-wen, a leader of the Democratic Progressive Party, once again sold "dried mangoes"; under the unfavorable election situation, Tsai Ing-wen has also expanded her customer base this time and brought "international" in to intimidate the Taiwanese people. If the DPP's election is not ideal at the end of the year, the international community may consider whether to continue to support Taiwan.
Tsai Ing-wen Photo source Taiwan media
Taiwan's China Times published an editorial article on the 3rd, pointing out that Tsai Ing-wen has always been fascinated by selling "dried mangoes", but this time the "business" is so big that even international buyers have been pulled to see the election situation and place orders. This is the first time. In addition to showing that Tsai Ing-wen is in poverty and knows only this trick, it can also be seen that the DPP's election situation is indeed urgent this time. With the lessons of losing in 2018, Tsai Ing-wen will certainly be extra careful.
However, the "nine-in-one" election is a county and city mayor election after all, and the result will not change the fact that the DPP Taiwan authorities are "in power". No matter what the result of the "nine-in-one" election is, as long as the cross-strait policy and foreign affairs policy of the DPP authorities remain unchanged, how can the attitudes of the "international friends" she mentioned towards Taiwan change?
To put it another way, if those "international friends" are really the "value alliance" that Tsai Ing-wen emphasized, has Taiwan gained more "friendly countries" because of the "ruling" of the Democratic Progressive Party? Don’t forget that since Tsai Ing-wen came to power, she has cut off eight so-called “diplomatic relations”. How do “international friends” view Taiwan? There are also rumors that some presidents of some countries openly requested financial aid from Taiwan to maintain the so-called "diplomatic diplomatic relations". How do these "friends" think that Taiwan is really so important? Of course, what Tsai Ing-wen cares about the most is the United States and Japan, because the DPP succumbed to the strategic alliance between the United States and Japan and became a pawn of "anti-China". If the DPP loses the election, the US and Japan's "anti-China" strength will be weakened a little. However, does Taiwan still have to submit to the United States and Japan and live in the fear of war?
The article stated that since the candidates for the major county and city mayors of the DPP, especially the mayors of the "Six Capitals", were all decided by Tsai Ing-wen, who took the lead in the monopoly of one person, so she must bear the greatest responsibility for the success or failure of the election. Once the result is not as expected, Tsai Ing-wen will inevitably become the target of the Democratic Progressive Party's strife, and she must resign as the chairman of the party. In this way, Tsai Ing-wen lost the hub of the operation of power within the party. Many sensitive incidents that were suppressed and sealed by power in the past may surface one by one during the party's power struggle. For Tsai Ing-wen, who is extremely insecure, this may be the source of her nightmare. After all, there are too many black boxes and secrets that cannot be seen during Tsai Ing-wen's tenure during her tenure. This is the main reason why she loudly advocates support for the DPP!
The article said that from the fact that Tsai Ing-wen's avatar in this election is no longer the main choice on the DPP candidate election board, it can be seen that the direction within the DPP has changed, and Tsai Ing-wen is indeed entering the dusk of her power alone. Perhaps because of this, even though the "dried mango" looks bad this time, Tsai Ing-wen could only bite the bullet and sell it, because the "ruling" team she led was inadequate and the public was full of grievances. If Tsai Ing-wen sells "dried mangoes", will the people still pay for it? Of course not, because voters have become smarter and are unwilling to be blackmailed by emotions anymore.
