
The Legislative Yuan's third reading of the 22nd amendment to the Elderly Welfare Act sparked controversy. Scholar Shen Rongqin pointed out that the People's Party's support rate may reach a new low.
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The blue and white camps of the Legislative Yuan jointly passed the 22nd amendment to the "Elderly Welfare Law" on the third reading, which clearly stipulates that the health insurance premiums for seniors over 65 years old will be fully subsidized by the central government.
Yesterday, the Blue and White legislators jointly passed the 22nd Amendment to the Elderly Welfare Act in the Legislative Yuan on the third reading. It clearly stipulates that the health insurance premiums for seniors over 65 years old and whose income tax rate does not reach 20% will be fully subsidized by the central government. Many people believe that this may crowd out other societies. welfare resources, and sparked controversy over generational injustice, which also triggered a backlash from the medical community. In this regard, scholar Shen Rongqin also pointed out that Ko Wenzhe mistook generational injustice for equal rights and stood on the opposite side of the frontline medical staff, saying that "this move caused the People's Party to overturn."
Shen Rongqin, an associate professor at York University in Canada, posted on Facebook that yesterday, under the strong leadership of Blue and White, the Legislative Yuan passed an amendment to the "Elderly Welfare Act" to exempt eligible seniors over the age of 65 from paying health insurance premiums. This move caused a huge upset for the People's Party.
Shen Rongqin pointed out that Ko Wenzhe's comments mistakenly interpreted this move as "equal rights." However, unlike Xiaocao's past excuse of "what a big game of chess," the comments all believed that this move caused generational injustice rather than equal rights. He also dug up Ko Wenzhe's past speeches on health insurance and questioned him as a medical worker. Unexpectedly, he changed positions and changed his head along with it. He actually supported policies that he had always opposed in the past and stood on the opposite side of the frontline medical workers. Many people lamented that it would be better to call Orange back and put the corrupt officials in jail as soon as possible.
Shen Rongqin continued to point out that Wolf Warrior Chen Zhihan maintained his usual acrimonious tone and asked Xiaocao to join her in scolding the DPP for daring to oppose the case. Unexpectedly, Chen Zhihan also made the same mistake as the Chinese Wolf Warriors. Almost all of his messages denounced Chen Zhihan and the People's Party legislators, trying to increase Xiaocao's burden, only caring about party struggles, and completely ignoring the difficulties of young people's lives.
Shen Rongqin further pointed out that party chairman Huang Guochang did not give in too much. As usual, when there was something wrong with the Democratic Progressive Party, just like Chen Zhihan, he asked Xiaocao to join him in scolding the DPP. But the same thing happened. Most people also denounced Huang Guochang for disregarding the justice of the generation. Except for a few extreme steel grassroots, most people refused to go against their own interests so obviously for the sake of ideology. Huang Guochang did not expect that there would be a major overturn, and he was unwilling to do so. He just posted another article, changing his words to direct hatred to the DPP in an attempt to whitewash himself. Unexpectedly, this move was so incompetent that it once again aroused Xiaocao's rebuke, disregarding the justice and financial discipline of generations.
Shen Rongqin further pointed out that in fact, after Ke Wenzhe’s corruption in the People’s Party, Huang Guochang had taken the opportunity to seize power, and everyone from the secretary-general to the spokesperson also turned to Huang Guochang. It is a pity that Huang Guochang's little blue hate line has caused the People's Party's support rate to be cut in half again and again. If it were not for a collective overturn, it would have attracted little attention. After this battle, I don’t know if the support rate will reach a new low.
Shen Rongqin finally said that this time Jiang Wanan had to ask Huang Guochang for help because of the approaching ocean current. Seeing an opportunity, Huang Guochang took advantage of it. It was obviously an exclusive interview with Jiang Wanan, but most of his comments were to show off himself. Huang Guochang's triumphant face made Jiang Wanan, who was just playing whack-a-mole, more approachable. It can be seen that being annoying is relative. Standing next to Huang Guochang, even Jiang Wanan can be cleansed.

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