Xu Jiaqing resigned, and the blue camp questioned the circumstances of the election rescue. Wu Zheng counterattacked: the Kuomintang is very shameless

Xu Jiaqing, chairman of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Commission, announced his resignation today to defend his innocence after his family was accused of abusing foreign diplomatic resources. This triggered criticism from the blue camp that he was "cutting off his tail to survive" to save the election. In response, DPP spokesperson Wu Zhengjin (on the 7th) countered that the DPP and the government team hold themselves to the strictest standards when facing disputes. In contrast, the KMT has been very shameless and shameless in the past when it defended and shied away from corruption cases involving party legislators.

Regarding Xu Jiaqing's resignation, Wu Zheng said in an interview today that whether it is the DPP Central Committee or the DPP government, they will use the strictest standards for all political comrades when dealing with any controversial incident. In the past, regardless of whether they were in the party headquarters, political comrades within the party, or administrative officers of the Executive Yuan, as long as anything came under social scrutiny, the party headquarters and the government would immediately show a clear attitude and protection. This is the consistent position of the government and the Democratic Progressive Party.

Wu Zheng further explained that Executive President Zhuo Rongtai had asked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council to initiate investigation procedures the day before yesterday, and also called on all civil servants and government officials to adhere to strict self-discipline. Xu Jiaqing also publicly stated today that he has never engaged in any illegal behavior of abusing public funds, and has resigned and accepted investigation to defend his innocence. This is not only the attitude shown by Xu, but also the requirement of the entire Executive Yuan team.

Wu Zheng emphasized that such self-discipline standards are considered by the DPP as "the basic threshold for entering politics, and everyone must be able to meet them." However, the Kuomintang often cannot hold itself to the same standards.

Changing the topic, Wu Zheng cited that in the past, when KMT legislators were involved in corruption cases and cases of fraudulently claiming assistant fees, someone even came forward to help speak at the KMT disciplinary committee, saying that "personnel affairs are nothing more than human relations" and "don't kill everyone." This attitude completely fails to demonstrate the party's requirements for integrity and moral standards. A political party with low morals, facing the DPP government's bright and socially responsible attitude, actually has the courage and shame to say sarcastically, "I personally think it is very shameless and shameless!"