Chen Shizhong, a candidate for mayor of Taipei from the Democratic Progressive Party, went to Beitou in the morning to ask for help from City Councillor Lin Ruitu.Photo: Zhang Liangyi / photo
Chen Shizhong, a candidate for mayor of Taipei from the Democratic Progressive Party, went to Beitou today (25th) to ask for help from non-party city councilor Lin Ruitu. However, Lin was reluctant to let go of his support. As for the first four mayors, who was behind the most poisonous hands, Lin Ruitu said, “I think it’s Ke Wenzhe. I don’t know how to say that. When I talk regarding him, my heart is sour. Because the mayor is a parental official, he must have a benevolent heart. The people cannot be compelled today with one draconian decree.”
Chen Shizhong went to Beitou today to visit Lin Ruitu. As for who to support, Lin Ruitu said that it depends on who has the most sincerity to develop Shilin Beitou, not someone who promises everything in the front and destroys everything in the back. The media asked if Chen Shizhong had sincerity today, and Lin Ruitu said, sincerity? He met the minister here for the first time today. After Chen Shizhong heard it, he laughed a few times in embarrassment. Lin Ruitu went on to say that he saw Chen Shizhong 3 or 4 times on TV. Regarding whether he will support Chen Shizhong, Lin Ruitu said that he does not dare to say it now.
Regarding coming to Lin Ruitu today, Chen Shizhong also said that relevant opinions must be listened to, and only then can governance be balanced.
After the interview, when the media asked regarding other issues, Lin Ruitu came out and interrupted, asking the media to return to the issues they visited today, and said, what questions do they want to ask? The media asked directly, Lin Ruitu once said that “people hold hands in front of people, and people kill behind them.” Which of the first four mayors was the most poisonous, Lin Ruitu said, “I think it’s Ke Wenzhe. I don’t know how to say it. His heart is sour. Because the mayor is a parent and an official, he must have a benevolent heart. Today, we cannot force the people with a strict decree. The law is also changed by people, and you can change it. hurt or not.”
