
Ling Tao's face tightened on the political commentary program, and he did not dare to answer the question at all. The relevant clip sparked heated discussions on Threads
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Ji Guangyang is the son of KMT legislator Wan Meiling. He gave up the KMT nomination due to the bullying controversy, but still registered to run for Taoyuan City Council in the "register for election" mode. Ling Tao was publicly supported by Wan Meiling in the 2012 local council election and was elected as a city councilor with the highest number of votes in Taoyuan District 1, with 21,987 votes and a vote rate of 10.63%.
Chu Guangyang, the son of KMT legislator Wan Meiling and candidate for Taoyuan City Council, caused a huge controversy due to the bullying controversy. Unexpectedly, after giving up the KMT nomination, he still registered to run in the "register for election" mode. Taoyuan City Council candidate Ling Tao participated in the filming of the same political commentary program as legislator Lin Junxian yesterday. Lin Junxian helped Ling Tao canvass for votes on the spot and expressed the hope that he could win over Tie Guangyang. All the guests laughed, but Ling Tao tensed up and did not dare to say a word. The relevant clip sparked discussion, and some netizens said, "He looks super scared."
Yesterday, Lin Junxian said on the program "News Face to Face" that he often cheered for Ling Tao in his heart and hoped that all KMT supporters would vote for Ling Tao. He then expressed the hope that Ling Tao could increase the number of votes in the constituency and "help us get rid of Ji Guangyang." Lin Junxian also said that Ji Guangyang was not nominated by the Kuomintang, but he used the name of the Kuomintang in publicity to "defraud Ling Tao's votes."
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However, in response to Lin Junxian's speech, Ling Tao not only didn't answer at all, but also had a tense face. In the end, he quickly changed the subject and said, "Everyone felt that we had enough votes in the last session." Therefore, there will be splitting of votes. Now he is the most dangerous.
The clip was edited and posted on Threads, which triggered discussions. Netizens said: "It's rare to see Ling Tao showing a scared expression. Wan Meiling can't afford to offend him."
In the 2012 local council election, Wan Meiling publicly supported Ling Tao. In the end, Ling Tao was elected as a city councilor with the highest number of votes in Taoyuan District 1, with 21,987 votes and a vote rate of 10.63%. Political commentator Wu Kunyu said in an exclusive interview in July this year that Wan Meiling has the strength of about 2 seats as a member of the House of Representatives. After confirming that there are problems in the election of Yan Guangyang, the first thing he speculates will be to "draw the stakes" and withdraw all the votes that were allocated to Ling Tao in the past to assist Ling Tao in the election.
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Wan Meiling may withdraw her support for Ling Tao and transfer the votes she used to help Ling Tao in the election to other candidates.
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