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彰化縣長王惠美近期因未擔任國民黨縣長參選人魏平政的競總主委,引發黨內支持者關注。此次與行政院長卓榮泰會面,被部分支持者解讀為與綠營互動過密。
Changhua County Magistrate Wang Huimei. (File photo, taken by reporter Zhang Congqiu)
Just when Wei Ping, the Kuomintang's candidate for Changhua County Mayor, is "vacant" as the general chairperson of the political competition, and there is no waiting for Changhua County Mayor Wang Huimei to turn around, Wang Huimei posted on Facebook tonight (10th) that she, along with DPP legislator Chen Xiubao, People's Party legislator Wang Anxiang, KMT legislator Xie Yimin and others, went to the Executive Yuan to visit Executive President Zhuo Rongtai to discuss the development of Changhua County. Some netizens are very good at acting and even bluntly said, "You don't have to go back to Changhua and you can just stay in the hospital," insinuating that Wang Huimei and the Democratic Progressive Party have "a back-and-forth."
This post received more than 1,500 likes and more than 100 comments in more than 2 hours. Compared with the KMT Chairman Zheng Liwen's revelation of the inside story of the county magistrate nomination on September 4, which exceeded 10,000 likes and more than 2,000 comments in just a few hours. Tonight's meeting with Zhuo Rongtai caused little ripples. However, the content of the message still shows that Wang Huimei has angered the blue camp supporters and made a big fuss. She did not elect Wei Ping as political assistant and continued to interact more frequently with the green camp people.
This post sparked a debate between blue and green supporters. Some netizens affirmed that Wang Huimei worked hard for the construction of Changhua, but it also attracted a lot of criticism from netizens. DPP county magistrate candidate Chen Suyue also left a message saying, "I will continue to work hand in hand with everyone, and the central and local governments will work together to make Changhua develop faster and more efficiently!"
After Chen Suyue left her message, netizens immediately went crazy. Some netizens left comments such as "Kidnapped by the Executive Yuan", "Without signature is empty talk", "It is easy to see from the article that they are already preparing to change the runway", "Everyone is quite good at acting during the election! Isn't it all about personal interests? It's a waste of time and a fool to watch the show! It's all political manipulation!", "There is no plan to rebuild for 7 years, and the remaining 3 "I have been acting for more than a month." "Why did you mention Chen Suyue and Huang Xiufang again? Do you mean that they are always available for auxiliary selection?", "County magistrate, please stop acting, everyone looks uncomfortable", "Not being selected as auxiliary is a condition of exchange, I hope it is empty", "Don't forget to drink water and think about the source, this is the foundation of life", "It feels like handing over to Commissioner Chen Suyue", the Blue Army supporters were furious.
Late this night, Wang Huimei posted on Facebook that she went north to visit Executive Director Zhuo Rongtai to fight for the construction of Changhua. She was accompanied by Changhua County legislators from the Democratic Progressive Party, People's Party and Kuomintang. (Picture taken from Wang Huimei’s Facebook)

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