
People's Party founding chairman Ke Wenzhe questioned his opponent's political donations on the Kaohsiung platform, and Democratic Progressive Party city council candidate Yin Li criticized him for comparing sour water to clear soup.
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Ko Wenzhe has recently faced judicial controversies such as the Jinghua City case. When he went south to Kaohsiung to participate in campaign activities, he triggered a war of words in local politics.
When Ko Wenzhe, the founding chairman of the People’s Party, was in Kaohsiung yesterday (1st) to support Ko Zhien, he criticized Yunbao for donating 3 million to Lai Ruilong’s personal political donation account and followed his example. “Lai will be directly imprisoned and banned from seeing him!” In response, DPP Kaohsiung City Council candidate Yin Lijin criticized Ke Wenzhe on the 2nd (2nd), “Comparing sour water to clear soup, don’t use Kaohsiung as a performance venue for you to divert the focus of justice!”
Yin Li said that after watching the entire campaign yesterday, Ke Wenzhe exaggerated on the stage, shouted and shouted, and even asked his opponent to "do the same thing and detain him for one year first" just to help him resolve his corruption controversy. However, legal declaration and bribery are two completely different things. Ke Wenzhe forcibly tied the public and transparent political donations reported by the company in accordance with the law with his Jinghua City case, which is basically "penny-pinching".
Yin Li pointed out that in the Jinghua City case, the court found that Qian Jin, Hou Xie and Zhu Yahu had pleaded guilty in the first instance. There were also four charges involving embezzlement of political donations (the crime of public welfare embezzlement), misappropriation of public funds from the foundation (the crime of breach of trust) and profiting from the Viking Group. These all have clear judicial facts. Bringing out a plate of sour water and insisting that other people's clear soup is the same as mine "because there is water in it." Is this nonsense insulting the intelligence of Kaohsiung people?
He said that Ke Wenzhe clamored on stage yesterday to "seize the DPP party headquarters and detain assistants." Is this the spirit of the rule of law? On the stage, he brazenly shouted, "Detain him for one year, search his office, and lock up all his assistants." He used prosecutors and judicial enforcement by judges as props for political revenge. This speech, which had no sense of human rights or procedural justice, perfectly demonstrated Ko's contempt for the value of Taiwan's rule of law.
As for Ke "who used to sing bad words about Kaohsiung, but today he goes south to grab tickets", Yin Li believes that Kaohsiung people have not lost their memory. In the past, Ko Wenzhe used a superior Taipei perspective and the thinking of "the countryside should look like the countryside" to question Kaohsiung's forward-looking construction and MRT tracks, and said that the efforts of Kaohsiung people were worthless. Now that the election is here, I rush to Kaohsiung to perform "Blue and White" with Ke Zhien, using Kaohsiung as a stage to vent my personal political emotions.
"We usually look down on Kaohsiung, but we only come to please Kaohsiung during the election," Yin Li said. Ko Wenzhe used to smear his political views and used obfuscation to cover up the facts of corruption. Kaohsiung people will never pay for such politicians and rhetoric!

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