Kidnapped by factions Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Qimai is now worried about his re-election

Huaxia Jingwei Network, December 3: According to Taiwan's "Zhongshi News Network" reported that it is stable? Kaohsiung City Governor Chen Qimai's bid for re-election next year is generally not expected to have suspense, but recently Mai City has fallen into factional contradictions, and there are people behind it, the most obvious of which is the controversy of Xie Tingsong, deputy director of the Transportation and Distribution Bureau, and even Chen Qimai, who has always been strict in governing the army, has only gently put it down, and if he becomes the commander of the city who has been "elevated", I am afraid that he is worried about re-election.

Usurpation of authority, but still remains as immobile as a mountain

Xie Tingsong recently assisted in the election of the Jushi City Councilor in a Facebook PO article, and was named by Kuomintang congressman Qiu Yuxuan for violating administrative neutrality, was invited to the parliament for consultation, and because he was in the council hall, he slipped his mobile phone, which again caused the dissatisfaction of congressman Song Libin. As for the attitude of officials to prepare questions, even Speaker Zeng Liyan could not help but shout to Chen Qimai that those who were not suitable for appointment should be adjusted.

Not only did the KMT deputies name names, but even DPP congressman Lin Zhihong also questioned in the chamber that Xie Tingsong, as his deputy, not only had the average number of cases decided on behalf of the bureau's business higher than that of his predecessor, but even more than the current bureau chief.

People who were dissatisfied with both blue and green could still have the old gods in the Mai City Mansion, and the outside world could not help but be surprised that Chen Qimai, who originally gave people the impression of "tight and tight", had such a wide range of tolerance for the officials at the bottom? Can repeated controversies remain as immovable as a mountain? But the discerning person knows at a glance that this is inevitably the result of a factional compromise.

To put it bluntly, even if Chen Qimai seems to be the sole co-owner of the Green Camp who will be re-elected as the governor of Kaohsiung next year, in mai city house, the division of the mountain is quite obvious, even if the members of the same party have opinions, but the different factions in the party, of course, also have their own backers. However, in this way, it also gives the outside world a needle in the seam and has the opportunity to borrow the topic to play.

The tip of the iceberg highlights the governance crisis

Xie Tingsong's example is only the tip of the iceberg that has surfaced on the table, but it highlights the governance crisis, especially interference in personnel affairs, which has always been regarded as a political taboo. Is the person next to Chen Qimai an assistant or the Emperor Taishang? Fear of falling into the target of next year's election attack.

Kuomintang lawmaker Huang Shaoting pointed out that the case of Xie Tingsong is only one of them, according to his understanding, the former mayor of Jin District has been vacant for a while, and it is rumored that it is also because of factional relations, since Qiao is not close, he simply left there first. Similar pushes that have affected the government of the city can be felt even in the most grass-roots districts.

According to the analysis of people in Kaohsiung's political circles, factional kidnapping has become a hidden worry for Chen Qimai's re-election, resulting in "not being able to get out of the city's office." In this way, no matter whether the current abolition of the government is abolished, or even next year's election, there may be a wave of chaos in the party first, and for Chen Qimai, who is the head of the city, the tying hands and feet of the leadership and the government will be even more seen.