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The Taipei mayoral election is underway. Democratic Progressive Party candidate Shen Boyang's recent outdoor activities have attracted a large number of supporters, which are called "ocean currents." The Kuomintang questioned the authenticity of the participants and used harsh language to describe the other party's supporters.
Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, has recently held many outdoor activities, attracting a large number of supporters and forming an "ocean current". However, Kuomintang city councilor Lin Xinger reported her long observation in the field, saying that "more than half are outsiders, and work-study students just left after receiving their lunch boxes." Councilor Wang Zhibing also said that the DPP mobilized "cockroaches and rats" to repair Jiang Wanan. Political worker Zhou Xuan believes that this strategy of "competing against the DPP" is a reflection of the blue camp chicks' lack of confidence in their own hen, Jiang Wanan.
Zhou Xuan said that when the Chiang Wanan Support Association was established, the KMT chicks used "cockroaches and mice" to describe DPP supporters, and said that the "ocean currents" in Shipai Mall a few days ago were all illusions and were pretended by work-study students. It is obvious that the fear of the KMT chicks has been palpable. Zhou Xuan mentioned that he said last week that as long as Jiang Wanan continues to "ask A and answer B", has no defense for his own policies, and only pretends not to see it when facing Shen Boyang, the chickens' fear will begin to spread.
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Zhou Xuan emphasized that the reason is very simple. Why does a hen who claims to have a high level of satisfaction, 20% more support than his opponent, and is re-elected even if he is elected, can only fight with iron buckets? Therefore, the chicks in the Blue Camp cannot count on their own hens to help them expand their ticket sources. They can only compete for food from each other on their own plates, so the words become more and more spicy. This strategy of "competing who is more aggressive against the DPP" is a reflection of the chickens in the Blue Camp not having confidence in their own hen, Jiang Wanan.
Zhou Xuan also said: "From now on, we will see more passionate performances by the Kuomintang. You can start to look forward to it, but we must not have too many emotions. Just be a quiet audience and call on more people to join the ranks of the 'Ocean Current'."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The KMT will see more passionate performances and internal debates in the future
Likely · Within weeks
Shen Boyang’s “Ocean Current” team will continue to attract participants
Possible · Within weeks

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