
In the countdown to the nine-in-one general election, the controversy over the sexual assault record of Wang Jiansheng, the candidate for Neihu Five Miles Long, continues, and the two city council candidates clashed while sweeping the streets in Donghu Market.
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In the final days of the nine-in-one general election, Taipei City Neihu District candidate Wang Jian-sheng, a five-mile-district candidate, was revealed to have a history of sexual assault. Although he announced his withdrawal from the race in September, he has been questioned recently about the circulation of campaign literature and advertisements. Because Wang Jiansheng once served as the assistant to Chen Youcheng, a member of the People's Party in Taipei's second district (Neihu and Nangang), Wu Xindai, the Taiwanese radical candidate in the district, criticized him for several days in a row about whether he "supported the sexual assault of the district chief."
On the 14th, Taipei city council candidate Wu Xindai, who is Taiwan’s radical candidate, met Wang Jiansheng’s former boss and Kuomintang city councilor Chen Youcheng at the East Lake Market. She invited Chen on the spot to express his opposition to people with a history of attempted sexual assault as mayor. Wu Xindai chased Chen Youcheng all the way to ask. In response, Chen Youcheng responded that his attitude towards Wang Jiansheng's candidacy was very clear that he "supports withdrawing from the election." He called on interested people not to uselessly provoke and spread rumors, and asked everyone to vote rationally.
In the final days of the nine-in-one general election, Taipei City Neihu District candidate Wang Jian-sheng, a five-mile-district candidate, was revealed to have a history of sexual assault. Although he announced his withdrawal from the race in September, he has been questioned recently about the circulation of campaign literature and advertisements. Because Wang Jiansheng once served as the assistant to Chen Youcheng, a member of the People's Party in Taipei's second district (Neihu and Nangang), Wu Xindai, the Taiwanese radical candidate in the district, bombarded him for several days in a row whether he "supported the sexual assault of the district chief." When the two parties were sweeping the streets in Donghu Market today (14th), Wu Xindai chased Chen Youcheng all the way and asked, shouting "Does Chen Youcheng support sexual assault?"
Chen Youcheng explained that Mr. Wang Jiansheng had served in the offices of the Blue, Green and White Members. When the incident occurred in September this year, he had clearly stated his support for Wang Jiansheng's withdrawal from the election and advocated that relevant disputes should be returned to the institutional level for review and a fundamental review of electoral norms.
Chen Youcheng emphasized that his attitude towards Wang Jiansheng's candidacy was very clear, that is, he "supports withdrawing from the election." After Mr. Wang announced his withdrawal, he has not met or contacted him, so he has no knowledge of his recent movements and related campaign behaviors. Politicians should be responsible for their public commitments and respect the attention and supervision of all sectors of society. If Wang Jiansheng does violate his original statement of withdrawing from the election, the person involved should clearly explain it to the society and accept public testing. "Whether the matter is true or not, I cannot and do not have the right to respond to the outside world on behalf of the person involved."
Chen Youcheng pointed out that some malicious people could even use the mailboxes in Wufenli where the urgent publicity against him appeared as material to smear him. In fact, his personal emergency publicity was distributed to newspapers throughout the Neihu and Nangang districts. The malicious people deliberately continued to spread the rumors, which involved the intention to prevent him from being elected. He also apologized to the fellow citizens who were stall vendors at the Five Points Market this morning, saying that they were troubled. In addition, the dispute between the opponent's election aide and his entourage has been handed over to the police for investigation and handling in accordance with the law.
Wu Xindai said that Chen Youcheng used social platforms to spread lies about Wang Jiansheng's withdrawal from the election, but now he can't even say "reject sexual assault and elect the mayor". As a current congressman, it makes people feel regretful. She only hopes that Chen Youcheng can say "reject sexual assault and elect the mayor."
Wu Xindai pointed out that during the on-site presentation, Councilor Chen Youcheng kept talking about positive elections, but the problem is that people who abuse their power and cause harm will always exist in the world, and they will not disappear if they are obedient; and during the on-site presentation, his assistant was forcibly snatched from the phone by Chen Youcheng's assistant, and Chen Youcheng himself not only did not stop it, but also kept repeating the accusation at the scene to spread rumors and smear.
Wu Xindai also said that as a member of a small party who wants to surpass the blue and green, if he wants to rely on local forces to canvass votes, he dare not even say "refuse sexual assault to elect the district chief" or stand up. That would be too spineless!
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The police will investigate the conflict at East Lake Market and handle the dispute between the assistants and entourage of both parties.
Likely · Within days
If Wang Jiansheng does violate his original withdrawal statement, he will face pressure from the parties involved to explain to the society and accept public scrutiny.
Possible · Within days

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