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Ko Wenzhe is the founding chairman of the Taiwan People’s Party and recently went south to Kaohsiung to assist in the election of Kuomintang mayoral candidate Ko Chi-en. Huang Guochang is the current chairman of the Taiwan People’s Party and also went south to Kaohsiung today to participate in the election.
When the founding chairman of the People's Party went south to Kaohsiung to assist in the election yesterday (3rd), he publicly suggested to KMT Kaohsiung mayor candidate Ke Zhien that he simply ask People's Party Chairman Huang Guochang to serve as the director-general of the campaign. In response, Huang Guochang, who also went south to assist in the election today (4th), said that if Ke Zhien needs assistance, whether it is Ke Wenzhe or him, he is willing to be his doppelgänger.
Huang Guochang went south to Kaohsiung this morning and joined forces with Ke Zhien to attend a parent-child event organized by Lin Yukai, a candidate for Kaohsiung City Councilor of the People's Party.
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In response to Ke Wenzhe's suggestions yesterday, he said that Ke Wenzhe often has some very creative ideas and speeches. Chairman Ke's main demonstration is that the Taiwan People's Party supports Ke Zhien 100% and fully supports him.
Huang Guochang pointed out, "We are not just supporting Ko Chi-en, we are supporting Kaohsiung." Precisely because the Taiwan People's Party supports Kaohsiung, we hope that Kaohsiung will no longer be the target of the new trend. Kaohsiung needs a better choice and a better governance model. "We believe that Ko Chi-en, who has performed outstandingly in the Legislative Yuan and always stands with the grassroots people, is the best leader for Kaohsiung in the future."
He said that during this process, the Taiwan People's Party has kept its word. If Ke Zhien needs assistance, whether it is Chairman Ke Wenzhe, himself, or even today's actor Lin Yukai, he is willing to be Ke Zhien's doppelgänger and do all the work that can help Ke Zhien win the election and lead Kaohsiung forward.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ke Zhien will accept assistance from the Taiwan People's Party, and the two parties will deepen cooperation in electoral operations.
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