After the U.S. midterm elections, Huang Guochang: I hope the U.S. and New Congress will legalize the Six Guarantees on Taiwan as soon as possible

The U.S. midterm elections have come to an end, with the Democratic Party winning a big victory. Huang Guochang, chairman of the Taiwan People's Party, said in an interview in Zhubei today that this reflects the American people's expectations for Congress to fulfill its oversight role. The People's Party strongly advocates that the United States legalize the six guarantees against Taiwan. He emphasized that the People's Party will continue to carry out relevant initiatives and lobbying against the United States.

Facing the results of the "midterm exam" of the U.S. Congress, the Democratic Party won a majority in both the Senate and the House of Representatives. Huang Guochang said that this highlights a very important point, which is that the American people believe that their Congress should be more able to play a supervisory role.

In May this year, Huang Guochang sent a letter to cross-party U.S. congressmen, advocating that the United States should formally enact the six safeguards against Taiwan into law. Therefore, regarding the new Congress of the United States, Huang Guochang was asked whether he expected them to implement his aforementioned initiative as soon as possible.

Huang Guochang said that the results of the US midterm elections are related to Taiwan's future international diplomatic environment. He said that in the past, U.S. President Trump had allowed everyone to see that he had violated the six guarantees against Taiwan on many incidents. From the perspective of Taiwan as the most solid democratic ally of the United States, he expressed great regret.

He said that he hopes that everything can be institutionalized and not depend on the likes and dislikes of the ruler. On this basis, the Taiwan People's Party will vigorously advocate, hoping that the six guarantees provided by the United States to Taiwan can be legalized and provide institutional protection through clear legal regulations. The Taiwan People's Party will continue to carry out relevant initiatives and lobbying work.