The Kuomintang is afraid of losing the electionyears of losing power, low polls triggered a major crisis.
Will the decline in the polls of Zhang Youhua and Hou Youyi affect the "National Congress" held by the Kuomintang on July 23? Will you continue to push party affairs, or will you choose to pause?
This issue will have a direct impact on the future direction of the KMT.
Four proposals for Hou Youyi were put forward within the KMT. The first is the establishment of an "anti-brick clause", that is, when Hou Youyi's poll drops to 15%, whether a replacement should be considered.
The second is that if Hou Youyi's polls do not improve in the near future, the KMT should make its position clear. The third is to discuss whether Hou Youyi can interact with the "chickens" of other parties, including finding Ke Wenzhe to stand on the platform, and how the Kuomintang should deal with it.
The fourth is that if Hou Youyi's polls are really bad before July 23, who will replace him will become an important issue. These recommendations need to be carefully considered.
In the face of a severe crisis, the "change of the family" put the Kuomintang in a difficult situation. Whether Hou Youyi will be replaced, and who will replace him, is the first question that needs to be resolved.
Secondly, how to make Hou Youyi's polls improve is also a question that needs to be considered. In addition, regional "legislators" need to carry out cross-party communication and exchanges, and what the KMT's opinions and policies are are also very important.
If these problems cannot be resolved, the KMT may still face a "change in the door" and an "election change" in the future. Therefore, it is very difficult to deal with the "change of home" now.
The Kuomintang faces a double dilemma: First, the dilemma of the candidates for the "legislature" in difficult areas, who seek help from cross-party resources, but in the past, although the Kuomintang had resources, they were limited to difficult areas.
Second, Hou Youyi's polls are low, and whether the polls of his successor can surpass Hou Youyi is also a big question. Now that the Kuomintang has both a "change in the door of the family" and a "change in seizing the door" outside, it is also a big unknown whether Guo Taiming will return.
Uncertainty is mounting in Taiwan, and the future of the KMT is challenging. Whether Guo Taiming can shoulder the heavy responsibility is a test brought about by the "change of the family", "the change of the door" and the "change of the election".
What role does the KMT candidate need to play if cross-party support is to be sought? In this series of changes, does the Kuomintang still sing? At present, it seems that the Kuomintang is plagued by four problems, and only by solving these problems can it find a way out at the "National Congress."
However, every issue is difficult to solve, especially Hou Youyi's delay in opening the campaign headquarters, which shows that he is hesitant.
Originally, the establishment of Hou Youyi's "legislator" support association was not necessary, but if the polls continued to decline, even to the point of no return, then the KMT may face internal turmoil and variables.
This not only annoyed Hou Youyi, but also made the deep blue masses, blue camp supporters and *** feel helpless. Faced with this situation, is it still possible for the KMT to win the election?
This is indeed a question worth considering.
How the KMT will deal with the issue of "changes in the family" in future elections will have a direct bearing on whether or not it can regain power. If not handled properly, it could be in a difficult situation like in 2019.
The current situation is even more complicated than in the era of Han Kuo-yu, and there are many variables, including local princes and "Han family", "Guo Fan", etc., who are all waiting to see how to change.
In this case, Hou Youyi's momentum may be affected. Therefore, Zhu Lilun needs to properly handle this issue in order to ensure the KMT's election and momentum**.
Especially at this most sensitive moment in 2024, the KMT must pay attention to this issue.
If it loses again in the future, the KMT could face the possibility of not being able to govern for up to 16 years. Faced with such a challenge, how should the KMT respond? This is an issue that deserves in-depth consideration by leaders such as Zhu Lilun, Lien Chan, and Ma Ying-jeou.
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