New Taipei Mayor Hou Youyi crossed the district to Taipei City to accompany the civilian Wang Hongwei to sweep the streets. (Photo source: Taiwan's "China Times News Network")

China Taiwan Network reported on June 30th, according to Taiwan's China Times, Taipei Mayor Jiang Wan'an and New Taipei Mayor Hou Youyi stood on the stage to sweep the streets for the Kuomintang's private representatives who were on the list of recalls on the 29th. Jiang criticized Lai Ching-te for "no performance" at all, and Hou Youyi emphasized that he believed that the people's eyes were sharp. The People's Party ordered the Party's public office to devote all its efforts to counter-removal. Jiang Wanan said that the DPP has mastered the resources and the only chance of the Kuomintang is to vote for distrust against Lai Ching-te on July 26. He pointed out that the DPP puts hats on others, but in the end someone makes money from the mainland, which is to deceive the people with rhetoric. The real purpose of "general recall" is to "select and lose the table", to eliminate the "opposition party" and let the supervision force disappear. As long as it is different from Lai Qingde's opinion, it will become a "impurity" that will be destroyed. This "ideological cleaning" thinking is autocracy.

New Taipei Mayor Hou Youyi went to New Taipei Zhonghe that day to accompany the Kuomintang Minsheng Zhang Zhilun to sweep the streets, publicizing to the public "vote to vote for disagreement", and then crossed the district to Taipei City Minsheng Wang Hongwei sweep the streets in the Zhongshan District Market. Faced with the question of "If the 'general recall' fails, will Lai Ching-te be responsible?", he emphasized that anyone should be responsible for the launch of the 'general recall' and believes that the people's eyes are sharp.

In addition, the Blue and White teamed up to counter-removal. The Chairman of the People's Party Huang Guochang recently ordered that the party's public office should devote all its efforts to counter-removal and "give the green light". As long as you are invited to stand on the platform, you can "evaluate yourself" whether it is suitable for participation.

  Editor-in-charge: Li Ning