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76 years old, member of the Democratic Progressive PartyFormer rector Yu TianHe initially wanted to run for chairman of the New Taipei City Party Committee, but decided to withdraw from the bid due to opposition from his wife Li Yaping. However, when the media interviewed Yu Tian a few days ago, he revealed thatPossessionWhen he lost the election as a non-district legislator, the Democratic Progressive Party promised to give him a foundation, but in the end he was only given a national policy adviser. The DPP replied that President Lai the national policy advisor He was grateful for Brother Yu Tian’s contribution to Taiwan, and it also made him proud. As soon as the news came out, many netizens also lamented that “this kind of debt law will cool the supporters,” Yu Tian will never give up and is seen as a model de Bei O”, “I am in favor of him. , my mother-in-law and my mother-in-law still have the power of influence for him”.
Yu Tian, a former Democratic Progressive Party legislator, initially wanted to run for Chairman of the New Taipei City Party Headquarters, but decided to withdraw from the bid after his wife Li Yaping protested to do (Schematic diagram/Facebook Yutian)
In this year’s Democratic Progressive Party local party committee election, former legislator Yu Tian also expressed his candidacy for the Democratic Progressive Party’s New Taipei City party committee chairman, which sparked heated discussions from all walks of life, however , because his wife Li Yaping agreed that he would participate in politics again, he only wanted the couple to join to him. However, recently Yu TianIn an exclusive interview with the media, he said“Politics is a rational profession.” Yu Tian pointed out that before he was defeated as a non-district legislator, the Democratic Progressive Party had promised to base Now that the position is lost, he is only symbolically unpaid Advised a national policy advisor in October.
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In this regard, some netizens shared the news on PTT, which also attracted many netizens to discuss it just like a beggar like Ji Chang.” “,”, “I felt very disappointed because it was not I have been paid. At that time, it was very expensive to get a seat after the case was dismissed.”, “Her daughter was also disqualified from the election as a member of parliament, regardless of the constituency. .”, “She is 75 years old. A thin old man, otherwise he would not be able to win at all”, “The scam is even in the deception of the person himself”, “Create that you are not the use value of party, no wonder the am cheating.”
Many netizens also pointed out,「Although Yu Tian was useless as a legislator of the Green Animal Party, he was at leastI have spent a lot of effort for this party, but now the government gangbanged me.The green beast is disgusting to death“, “People who left the Kuomintang seemed to have fewer grievances, and the Green Camp always had deep grievances at the end”, “Yu Tian Sanlu was very diligent to run over there in the past few years”, “Yu Tian never left and was considered a typical example of Bei O”, , “I favor him . He still has an impact if my mother-in-law votes.”
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2024-11-18 03:40:00
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What are some of the common misconceptions people have about the relationship between political parties and individual politicians in Taiwan, particularly regarding promises made during campaigns?
Questions for Interview with Guest 1:
1. As the Democratic Progressive Party’s national policy advisor, what tasks and responsibilities do you currently hold? How does it feel to be in this position after initially running for Chairman of the New Taipei City Party Headquarters?
2. Can you share with our readers your perspective on the relationship between party loyalty and personal ambition in politics? Do you think that politicians should prioritize their party’s interests over their own?
3. Many netizens have expressed disappointment with how the Democratic Progressive Party handled your situation, especially after promising you a leadership role following your loss in the elections. How do you react to these criticisms? Have you received any official communication from the party regarding their decisionmaking process?
4. Some argue that political debts should be repaid with positions of power, while others believe that political meritocracy should prevail. What are your thoughts on this matter? Do you think there is a right or wrong way for political parties to manage their internal affairs?
5. Looking back on your career in politics, what are some of the biggest challenges you’ve faced and how have they shaped your outlook on the current state of Taiwanese politics?
6. As an experienced politician, what advice do you have for aspiring politicians who might be dealing with similar situations where their personal ambitions aren’t always aligned with those of their political party?
Questions for Interview with Guest 2:
1. As a member of the public, how do you view the dynamic between politicians and their parties, especially when it comes to promises of leadership positions? Do you think it’s fair for parties to keep their word or are personal ambitions more important?
2. How do you feel about the role of “kingmakers” in Taiwanese politics, such as Yu Tian’s wife Li Yaping? Should spouses have such a significant impact on political decisions, or should politicians make independent choices?
3. Given the current state of Taiwanese politics, what reforms or changes would you like to see in how political parties manage their internal affairs? Should there be more transparency or accountability when it comes to promising positions of power?
4. Many netizens have criticized Yu Tian for “begging for a position
