From the referendum on December 18 last year to yesterday (9), the Kuomintang lost three times in a row in the second by-election and the second by-election, which made supporters angry and pointed out that the party chairman Zhu Lilun should be held responsible. Shi Zhengfeng, a professor at Donghua University, pointed out that in fact, the DPP has not been as good as before since the outbreak of the epidemic in May last year, but the Kuomintang has not benefited. He also believes that in the current situation, the biggest beneficiaries are the People’s Party and Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe.
In an exclusive interview with Zhongshi News Network, Shi Zhengfeng said that the three just happened to be a referendum, a recall, and a by-election. Generally speaking, a mid-term election or a by-election or even a recall referendum is a kind of thermometer, and the ruling party will take it as a mid-term exam. Of course, we must do our best to prevent the collapse of the embankment from affecting the nine-in-one election. But it seems that the Kuomintang doesn’t quite know that since Zhu Lilun became the chairman, there has been no obvious integration, or the integration has not been successful, so if it behaves like this, people will question it as if there is no leader.
Shi Zhengfeng pointed out that perhaps Zhu Lilun thinks that nine-in-one is the highlight and is still working on it, but his speed is too slow and the integration is not so simple. Step by step, the momentum will improve, but it is not easy to raise the morale of the three consecutive defeats. “The mantis catches the cicada, and the oriole is behind.”
Shi Zhengfeng found that the DPP’s polls in the past two years have not been very good. “Although there was an 817 last time”, since the outbreak of the epidemic, the people still have complaints. The decline in the population of Taipei City means that many people are forced to move to New Taipei, Taoyuan, and even have no jobs to return to the central and southern parts of the country. Voters and white power increased once more.
Shi Zhengfeng analyzed that under such circumstances, the DPP might easily annihilate local factions, and it had a demonstration effect, because in the past few years, many localities have incorporated many. However, some people hate the Kuomintang, but there is still a gap between them and the Democratic Progressive Party. In the middle, the People’s Party will have some room to play.
Shi Zhengfeng believes that the last referendum was a disastrous victory for the DPP, and the election in the north was not very good, while the Kuomintang had no party property and was lying on the ground, but the nine-in-one election still depends on how Ke P plays. Shi Zhengfeng also pointed out that if the KMT did not deal with the local faction properly, the DPP might be divided.
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