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The mayoral election in Kaohsiung is ongoing fiercely, with the two main candidates Ke Zhien (Kuomintang) and Lai Ruilong (DPP) accusing each other of improper electoral methods. Social welfare issues have always been a sensitive topic in elections, and political parties often demonstrate policy concern through discussions with social welfare groups.
Social welfare exchanges are said to be "politically motivated"? Ke Zhien's team was furious and issued an angry article to choke Lai Ruilong to make it clear. (Photo by reporter Wang Rongxiang)
The Democratic Progressive Party's Kaohsiung mayoral candidate Lai Ruilong's camp last night questioned the Kuomintang's Kaohsiung mayoral candidate Ke Zhien's camp and "eating tofu" towards its supporters? Ko Chi-en's campaign office said today that the social welfare symposium in question was a mere policy exchange and had never claimed political support. Lai's camp's "blackmail" tactics are despicable and also hurt grassroots social welfare groups. Lai Ruilong is asked to make it clear.
Ke Jingban pointed out that Ke Zhien was recently invited by the Charity and Social Welfare Federation to hold discussions with several social welfare groups in Kaohsiung to exchange opinions on social welfare policies and listen to the actual needs of front-line workers. Ko Jingban issued a statement afterwards and did not mention any support. However, the Lai camp deliberately spread rumors that Ke Zhien took the initiative to seek a visit and later publicized the other party's support. It was a malicious election technique, which is really quite bad.
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Ke Jingban emphasized that there is no distinction between blue and green in social welfare work, and when doing good things, political parties should not be asked first. It is normal for local social welfare groups to be willing to communicate with different political parties and candidates.
Ko's Office further emphasized that the team did not mention "political support" at all from press releases to social posts and even on-site conversations. While Lai Ruilong's camp was calling for a positive and clean election, it also deliberately distorted and spread wrong information. What is the difference between the election methods and the fraud group? Elections can be contested and policies can be debated, but normal exchanges between social welfare groups cannot be distorted into political struggles for the sake of one's own electoral success.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Lai Ruilon's camp will be required to provide evidence to support its challenge, otherwise it may face defamation disputes
Likely · Within days
Social welfare groups will be more cautious in their interactions with candidates from different political parties during future elections to avoid being interpreted in a politicized manner
Possible · Within weeks

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