
The mayoral election in the capital is heating up. The blue camp mentioned General Recall 2.0. The Democratic Progressive Party refuted it as a sign of the Kuomintang’s guilty conscience because of its lack of political achievements.
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The mayoral election in the capital is heating up. Important figures in the blue camp mentioned last year's general recall and called the wave set off by Shen Boyang "General Recall 2.0".
Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang and Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan.
The race for mayor of the capital city is heating up. Key figures in the blue camp have mentioned last year's general recall several times, and called the "ocean current" set off by Shen Boyang, the Democratic Progressive Party's candidate for Taipei mayor, "General Recall 2.0." In response, people from the Democratic Progressive Party retorted that the blue camp wanted to mobilize hatred by "hating the Democratic Progressive Party", but it exposed the guilty conscience of the current leader's inability to produce outstanding political achievements. This election is a "selection" to test the governance ability. Shen Boyang, who actively puts forward political opinions, has already formed a strong contrast with Jiang Wanan, who avoids debate.
Party insiders pointed out that the Blue Camp deliberately hyped up the sentiment of "hating the DPP" to create hatred and tear society apart, ignoring that removal is a citizen's right granted by the constitution. Citizens' groups initially initiated the action and Shen Boyang participated in the assistance. However, the reason why the KMT legislators encountered public backlash was ultimately due to their own push for power expansion bills in Congress.
This person pointed out that the general recall has its own institutional nature, causes and consequences. It is not easy to recall KMT legislators in deep blue constituencies, and it has already been completed. When the Blue Camp continues to manipulate the General Recall 2.0, it just proves that the rulers have a guilty conscience and lack of political achievements to speak out. Jiang Wanan and Lu Xiuyan are the current leaders in power. They can use their political achievements to publicize and strive for continuation. Why do the challengers keep coming up with specific policies? Isn’t it that the Blue Camp can’t even confirm its own political achievements?
Party insiders said that with 50 days left before the election, the Chiang camp could only solidify the dark blue base by smearing Shen Boyang for "distributing drugs and destroying death". Related attempts were invisible in the center and light blue and light green eyes. On the other hand, Shen Boyang stood on the soap box to talk to citizens and visited various districts to promote substantive political opinions. The relevant discussions were readily available without the need to read manuscripts throughout the process, showing solid professional confidence.
In the face of Lan Ying's threat to "tear off Shen Boyang's mask," party insiders bluntly said that Shen Boyang fulfilled his duties in different roles. When he was a non-district legislator, he defended the country and governing values. Now that he is a candidate for mayor, he focuses entirely on municipal issues. Jiang Wanan lacks a municipal vision for discussion and dare not debate. The policies he proposes lack planning and are broken at the first attack. Both of them make judgments.

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