
民眾黨創黨主席柯文哲率隊赴竹北天后宮為市長參選人邱臣遠造勢,竹北市民代表會主席兼天后宮主委林啟賢致意並祝福『心想事成』,回應外界對其是否代表藍營基層不挺藍營提名人的解讀,強調出於禮貌與善意,並尊重黨中央及縣黨部的看法。
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民眾黨創黨主席柯文哲率隊赴竹北天后宮為市長參選人邱臣遠造勢,竹北市民代表會主席兼天后宮主委林啟賢致意並祝福『心想事成』,外界好奇此舉是否代表藍營基層未挺藍營提名人。
民眾黨竹北市長參選人邱臣遠(左2)與竹北市民代表會主席兼竹北天后宮主委林啟賢(右2)握手致意。(記者廖雪茹攝)
民眾黨創黨主席柯文哲、竹北市長參選人邱臣遠偕同該黨參選人今日到竹北天后宮參拜,與竹北市民代表會主席兼竹北天后宮主委林啟賢同框,外界好奇此舉是否代表「藍營基層未挺藍營提名人」,甚至可能引發國民黨縣黨部考紀處分?林啟賢受訪表示,出於社交禮貌與善意,他給予參選人一句「心想事成」的相互祝福,外界不必過度解讀。
林啟賢說,柯文哲主席率團隊至竹北天后宮為邱臣遠造勢,他身為天后宮主委,基於地主之誼表達熱烈歡迎。他強調,大家都是在竹北深耕且投入選戰的夥伴,他觀察到邱臣遠在參選過程中展現出高度的認真與努力。因此,給予參選人一句「心想事成」的相互祝福,純粹是做人處世的基本禮節。
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針對是否擔心被國民黨黨部誤解未挺自己人、甚至面臨懲處的疑慮,林啟賢坦言,在同一地方參選,參選人之間相互加油打氣與祝福實屬難免。對於黨中央、縣黨部主委或縣長如何看待及考量此事,他表示完全給予尊重。
林啟賢重申,身為地方民代與宮廟負責人,互相鼓勵是基本的人情世故,未來仍會秉持初衷,繼續為竹北市鄉親服務。
民眾黨創黨主席柯文哲(中)、竹北市長參選人邱臣遠(左2)今日率參選團隊到竹北天后宮參拜,與竹北市民代表會主席兼竹北天后宮主委林啟賢(右2)同框,外界好奇此舉是否代表「藍營基層未挺藍營提名人」。(記者廖雪茹攝)
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國民黨縣黨部將對林啟賢的行為進行內部檢討,但不會處以重懲
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