
台北市長蔣萬安赴立法院與國民黨立委宣傳遊行活動,立法院長韓國瑜出席表達祝福。
台北市長蔣萬安請假投入選情,今日赴立法院與國民黨立委召開記者會宣傳遊行活動,立法院長韓國瑜出席表達祝福與支持。
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台北市長蔣萬安請假投入選舉,並舉辦遊行活動衝刺選情。
台北市長蔣萬安昨起請假投入選舉,今日赴立法院與國民黨立委們在議場前宣傳14日舉辦的「安心台北,有你有我」遊行活動,衝刺選情。立法院長韓國瑜雖然同台但未呼口號;國民黨立委翁曉玲則未到場。
對此,蔣萬安表示,非常感謝韓國瑜出席記者會表達祝福,給予滿滿的溫暖與鼓勵。期待所有志同道合的朋友,包括國民黨團的兄弟姐妹,明日一起來參與安心大遊行活動。
蔣萬安今日上午與國民黨立委在立法院議場前召開「1114台北安心大遊行,你我站出來」記者會,多名藍委別上「安心飄帶」,揮舞蔣萬安競選小旗,眾人一同高呼「安心大遊行,你我站出來」,衝刺選情。韓國瑜表示,熱情歡迎蔣萬安回娘家,太陽出來了,希望烏雲走開,祝福蔣萬安心想事成。
蔣萬安也說,感謝韓國瑜及國民黨團的戰友,在國會第一線與台北市並肩作戰,不管是財劃法、地方制度法等修法,攸關市民朋友權益及城市發展的重大法案,也因為有大家全力相挺,為地方發聲,成為台北市這幾年施政建設最堅實的後盾。
蔣萬安表示,韓國瑜擔任立法院長以來,秉持著公正超然的立場,接納各個政黨不同意見主持議事,對行政權給予最大的尊重,但執政者卻沒有給予立法權基本的尊重,也因此韓院長在國慶大會發出沉重的呼籲與提醒,非常遺憾總統府和行政院充耳不聞,完全沒有聽進去,行政權不斷擴張,賴總統完全沒有記取大罷免失敗的教訓,直接用不副署的方式踐踏立法權,破壞台灣的民主憲政體制。
蔣萬安指出,在這關鍵的時刻,在野陣營沒有分裂的本錢,我們只能必須更加緊密團結,九合一大選非常重要,不只是讓台北市好的市政要能延續,讓民生優先的路線繼續走下去,更重要的是透過這場選舉守護台北這座城市的價值,守護讓所有市民朋友安心感受到安定,守護台北市不被意識形態操弄的底線,希望所有好朋友一起站出來,用善良戰勝傲慢、用堅持守護正義,讓更好的台北還給所有台北市民,呼籲所有好朋友明天站出來,風雨無阻,一起向前行。

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