Reported 11 months ago
The new parliamentary session in Taiwan has three parties without a majority, but issues have arisen with the Peoples Party dubbed 'Little Blue' due to perceived bias towards the KMT, even causing internal dissent. The party chairman of Taichung, highly respected within the party, pointed out the importance of maintaining the party's values and not siding solely with the KMT. This has led to a drop in support for the Peoples Party, raising questions about their alignment. The Blue-White alliance's honeymoon period may be ending as disputes arise over the Eastern Taiwan 3 Laws and calls for accountability for past issues, with some advocating a need for a return to impartiality and the party's original values.
Source: YAHOO