Variables in the current political landscape.
At present, the two parties are fiercely contested, and the People's Party seems to have chosen to remain neutral, unwilling to get involved in either side or play the role of a check and balance. This attitude shows that they seem to just want to live in peace and don't want to offend *** This seems to tell everyone that if *** has any bad behavior, they have nothing to do with it, and they stay out of it completely, so as not to be involved. This seems to preset an explanation for possible ticketing issues, is it *** deliberately digging tickets? And must it be the Kuomintang or non-party members who ran the votes? Or do they have other deeper considerations?
As mentioned earlier, it would not be surprising if there were cases within the KMT that poached two, three, four, or even more votes. In the run-up to the elections, examples of defections and betrayals within the party were common, and there were even precedents of being bought, and they were quite obvious. In this electoral atmosphere, the KMT always seems to be inclined to back down at critical moments, or even to be bought, which is not new. In the current situation, many commentators have pointed out that the atmosphere at the meeting between Han Kuo-yu and the People's Party seems to be more enthusiastic, emotional, and intimate than when the People's Party met with ***. This is only a superficial phenomenon, and these external conditions should not be confused. If the People's Party insists on voting in the direction of the non-stick pan, it must not be fooled by these superficial phenomena.
As a matter of fact, in handling this matter, Ke Wenzhe has broken his promise and violated some of the promises he had made in the "blue-white cooperation" consultations, and this should arouse vigilance. Some of his remarks and promises should not be taken too seriously, because what he has done may objectively have contributed to the power of ***. If they insist on not voting 8 votes for the Kuomintang, it means that they have given *** the possibility of bribing the traitors of the Kuomintang. This is also a huge hidden danger that it is possible to buy some traitors to the Kuomintang.
The current situation is 51 votes to 54, but since the votes of the head and the deputy head are counted separately, they are also voted separately. This means that they do not have to vote unanimously, and some may vote for the leader in blue, the deputy in charge in green, and vice versa. Although there will be no ticketing problems with the 51 votes of ***, there may be fluctuations of two or three votes on the KMT's side, and it is difficult to determine whether the situation of non-party membership is included. Jiang Qichen may pass smoothly in this situation, but Han's election is full of uncertainty.
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