Recently, a teapot storm is brewing within the People's Party. Former People's Party Secretary-General Xie Ligong wants Ko Wenzhe's election director Huang Shanshan to resign as the non-districted representative, taking responsibility for Ke Wenzhe's failure to meet the election KPI. He also questioned that only one of the eight non-districted people signed the "2-year" Terms" was refuted by People's Party spokesperson Yang Baozhen as a rumor. Xie Ligong broke the news again on the 22nd that Huang Shanshan has not withdrawn from the People's People's Party, questioning her dual party membership. In response, the People's Party claimed that the People's Party originally allowed dual party membership.
Xie Ligong posted on the 22nd that Zeng Yanjie, a former candidate for Taoyuan City Council of the People's Party, recently questioned whether there is a non-divided democratic representative in the party with dual party memberships. It is widely rumored that it is Huang Shanshan, the quasi-democratic representative. It is understood that some media asked the People's Party about Huang Shanshan Whether he had quit the Party or not, the answer was “I didn’t quit the Party,” which made him feel incredible.
Xie Ligong mentioned that although the People's Party allows dual party memberships, it may not be appropriate to still have dual party memberships if you hold an important party cadre or a party official, let alone a non-divided democratic representative who is entirely elected by party votes. This is different from Regional democratic representatives are fundamentally different and must accept the operation and command of the party. Therefore, there are great doubts about whether they can have dual party memberships.
Xie Ligong gave an example, comparing it to the non-divided Democratic Party. Lin Guocheng, who used to be a member of the People's People's Party, had already quit the party in 2019. Before the election, it was revealed that Zhou Yuxiu was still a member of the Democratic Progressive Party, so he quickly quit the party. However, when Huang Shanshan was elected mayor of Taipei, she used "no party membership", which does not mean she quit the People's First Party. Now that Huang Shanshan is being questioned by colleagues in the party about her dual membership, Huang should take the initiative to make it clear and clear, and stop having double standards and no more privileges.
In response to Xie Ligong’s accusation of Huang Shanshan’s dual party membership, People’s Party spokesperson Yang Baozhen responded that the People’s Party is inherently a flexible political party and allows dual party memberships. Among the People’s Party’s nomination methods for public officials, only those who must be party members must be members of the party.
Regarding the question of dual party membership, Huang Shanshan told the media that she would not respond. It is also rumored that Cai Biru, the former representative of the Democratic Party, may serve as the director of the public opinion organization caucus of the Taiwan People's Party. Is this to contain the non-districted representative of the Democratic Party? Huang Shanshan responded "I won't answer hypothetical questions."
Straits Herald reporter Fang Yanyan compiled the report
