Taiwan People's Party Chairman Huang Kuo-chang strongly criticized the Control Yuan, calling it a "useless institution" for allegedly attempting to overturn convictions of DPP-affiliated elites. He announced the party's intention to cut the Control Yuan's budget, reject all its nominees, and initiate constitutional amendments to abolish the institution.
Huang Kuo-chang's new book alleges former allies disappeared during a labor law protest. His former colleague's husband refutes this, stating one ally had recently suffered a miscarriage and Huang was aware. Media commentators also question Huang's account, suggesting he is rewriting history.
Legislator Huang Kuo-chang's new book, "Moving Forward Towards the Light," reignited controversy over the 2018 Labor Standards Act protests. Huang claimed he was the only one left "persisting" while allies like Freddy Lim and Hung Tzu-yung "left early." This prompted Hung's husband, councilor Cho Kuan-ting, to reveal their hidden miscarriage during the protest, accusing Huang of distorting history. Freddy Lim's former aide also criticized Huang's "cold-blooded" remarks.
民進黨高雄市長參選人賴瑞隆痛批民眾黨主席黃國昌與國民黨高雄市長參選人柯志恩聯手修法，導致高雄損失200億元統籌款，批評兩人是「惡修禍首」，並呼籲高雄市民看清真相，支持他延續陳其邁市長的施政成果。
Media personality Huang Kuang-ching accused Taiwan People's Party chairman Huang Kuo-chang of manipulating New Taipei City mayoral primary poll data by "controlling samples" and "vote allocation." Former TPP executive Lin Kuan-nien explained this involves excluding older respondents and continuing calls until younger voters, who favor Huang, are reached, effectively "rigging" the poll to show a win.
Taiwan People's Party Chairman Huang Kuo-chang apologized for recent party departures, but youth activist Chang Yu-meng questioned the sincerity and target of the apology, criticizing Huang for not addressing specific individuals who left due to internal conflicts and alleged bullying.
Taiwan People's Party Chairman Huang Kuo-chang apologized for recent internal party turmoil and resignations, expressing regret and promising to review and improve. He thanked party staff for their hard work and emphasized his commitment to the party's third-way politics and the 2026 local elections, stating his personal political future is secondary to the party's goals.
Taiwan People's Party legislator Tsai Chun-chu is accused of being a "figurehead legislator" for her brother, Tsai Yung-te, who is linked to "black gold" politics. Times Power Party chair Wang Wan-yu criticized TPP chairman Huang Kuo-chang for not responding to allegations and stated that Huang has become the "very image he used to hate."
