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Zhao Shaokang once ran for vice president on behalf of the Kuomintang and is now a media person. Shen Boyang is the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party. His second interview with Zhao Shaokang caused dissatisfaction within the Kuomintang. Party member Jiang Yongxiong initiated a petition calling for Zhao Shaokang to be expelled from the party.
Shen Boyang went to Shezi Kuntian Pavilion for an interview in the morning. (Photo by reporter Tu Jianrong)
The Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang gave an exclusive interview to former China Broadcasting Corporation Chairman Zhao Shaokang for the second time, sparking dissatisfaction within the blue camp. KMT Central Committee member Jiang Yongxiong initiated a petition calling for Zhao Shaokang's expulsion. Shen Boyang was interviewed today (17th) and said that he must be on Zhao Shaokang's side.
Zhao Shaokang said in an interview yesterday that he was a media person first and then a member of the Kuomintang. Media people can have their own positions, but they must be fair; as a party member, he will definitely vote for Jiang Wanan. This is his duty as a party member. Just because he has elected vice president on behalf of the party, the media cannot invite Shen Boyang to appear on his show.
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Shen Boyang Jin said that Brother Zhao made it very clear that first he is a person, then he is a media person, and then he is a member of the Kuomintang. Now during the election, it is really natural for Zhao as a media person to invite different candidates. This is completely the profession of media people, but now he is being called out because of this profession. He must be on Zhao's side.
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There will be further discussions within the KMT on whether Zhao Shaokang should be expelled from the party
Likely · Within weeks

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