Gongdumeng criticizes cutters for ticket fraud as "obedient dogs" Ke Zhien: No response to poor words
Ke Zhien refused to respond to the relevant accusations and criticized the personal attacks as poor use of words.
Quick Look
- Zhang Honglin, CEO of the Gongdu League, questioned the inability to separate the KMT and Kaohsiung mayoral candidate Ke Zhien, calling the idea of separation a vote fraud and criticizing Ke Zhien's lack of courage and that he will be an "obedient dog" in the future.
- Ke Zhien retorted and refused to respond to the relevant accusations, criticizing personal attacks on specific candidates as poor use of words.
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Why It Matters
In an interview, Zhang Honglin, CEO of the Gongdu League, questioned that the KMT and its candidates cannot be separated. If they want to separate, they should quit the party and run for elections without party membership. He criticized Kaohsiung mayoral candidate Ke Zhien for lacking courage and saying he would be an "obedient dog" in the future. Ke Zhien rejected the relevant accusations and refused to respond, criticizing the personal attacks as poor use of words.
During an interview, Zhang Honglin, CEO of the Public Supervisory Alliance, questioned the KMT candidates for cutting off controversial figures within the party to cheat votes. People who dare not say anything now will still be "obedient dogs" in the future. KMT Kaohsiung mayor candidate Ke Zhien retorted and used despicable words to personally attack specific candidates. She did not respond to relevant accusations.
Zhang Honglin said in an interview today that the Kuomintang and its candidates are one and cannot be separated. If they want to separate, they are deceiving the people who have not thought clearly. They want to tell everyone that they can become independent, but as long as they use the Kuomintang membership, they will be controlled. If they really want to separate, they should quit the party and run for elections without party membership.
He mentioned that Kaohsiung mayoral candidate Ke Zhien is not a courageous politician at all. Each political party has its own image and culture. If she believes that there are serious line issues within the party, which may even infringe on Taiwan's sovereignty, affect national security, and randomly delete and freeze the defense budget, the thing to do is to stand up and express different opinions bravely, rather than being afraid to say anything on the stage.
In response to Ke Zhien’s statement about whether Fu Kunqi and Weng Xiaoling should be allowed to go to Kaohsiung in the future, Zhang Honglin’s criticism was not that they should not be allowed to go, but that it is impossible not to allow them to go, because Zheng Liwen, Fu Kunqi, Weng Xiaoling and others control the party machinery and the operation of the Legislative Yuan. Basically, local leaders will still be controlled by the party if they have to amend many laws in the future.
Zhang Honglin criticized that a person who dares not say anything now will still be an "obedient dog" in the future. Such a person who does not have the courage to express his opinions will not have the courage to help the people defend their due dignity and rights in the future.
Ke Zhien pointed out that an organization that claims to be fair and objective uses such despicable words to personally attack specific candidates. She will not respond to such accusations.
Open Questions
- Will Ke Zhien further respond to Zhang Honglin’s specific accusations?
- Will there be subsequent adjustments to the KMT’s internal stance on cutting off controversial figures?
