
Democratic Progressive Party legislator Lin Jun-hsien criticized the political manipulation of Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan's team, calling for the election campaign to return to municipal comparisons and accept the debate invitation.
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The race for mayor of Taipei continues to heat up, with the blue and green camps launching attacks and defenses over political opinions, debate sessions and past remarks.
Democratic Progressive Party Legislator Lin Jun-hsien posted a post on Facebook today, criticizing Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan’s team for raising issues about drugs and the death penalty. He also unearthed a 2014 post by Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang for manipulating national recognition, bluntly saying that now is "the end of ancient literature"? Is irony even having to take out his elementary school diary for review?
Lin Junxian pointed out that the election campaign should return to municipal comparison. He quoted the Ministry of Education's dictionary which explains that "novel" means new and unique, and the antonym is "obsolete". He called on Chiang Wanan's camp to put forward more new political opinions in addition to "fresh milk" and "big dome". He also pointed out that the "Songshan Airport relocation" issue was plagiarized from others.
In response to the debate topic, Lin Junxian said that Shen Boyang recently submitted a debate invitation in person, proposing to hold four debates and add cross-examination to facilitate a full discussion of municipal issues. However, Jiang Wanan only made a "1" gesture at the moment, and later explained that he responded on behalf of "Monday." Jiang Wanan said that the key point is not the number of venues, but whether it is held.
Lin Junxian finally mentioned that Jiang Wanan has confirmed that he will participate in the live broadcast of People’s Party Chairman Huang Guochang on Thursday. Compared with the TV debate, the live broadcast room does not need to memorize scripts and is not afraid of being questioned, which makes it easier to gain supporters. He emphasized that whether political opinions are reliable or not must ultimately be tested by debate.
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Jiang Wanan will participate in Huang Guochang's live broadcast
Very likely · Within days

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