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**Qxkmsxsx** · 06-22-2011, 12:01 AM

Any latest news on who Tsai's running mate will be?

I hope it's Su Jiaquan or something, the mayor candidate for Taichung. He plays the guitar and seems to be quite a nice and unassuming chap.
Not the Su who always chiongs (3X).

Tsai was playing secretive. She told the media latest by end July she will announce. As for Su JiaQuan one political commentator was saying he does not have the charisama and material of deputy of head of state. His experience and social perception is still a gap away from being a country's leader or deputy leader. It is not about his negative character or image but more of the perceptive level. I dun know much about this guy but DPP somehow is facing a identity crisis despite Tsai's effort to bring it up from its knees after being nearly destroyed by ChenShuiBian. It is not how good her deputy can be , but rather how is she going to make it clear that DPP is not after independence or at least maintain status quo with regards to Taiwan's relationship with China. This can be a direct challenge to DPP's objectives. People fear DPP will bring Taiwan back towards a worsening economic ties with China, which can affect the livelihood of the people. Ma should be happy as long as Tsai remains evasive on that.

06-22-2011, 12:01 AM	#10
Qxkmsxsx Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 434 Senior Member	Any latest news on who Tsai's running mate will be? I hope it's Su Jiaquan or something, the mayor candidate for Taichung. He plays the guitar and seems to be quite a nice and unassuming chap. Not the Su who always chiongs (3X). Tsai was playing secretive. She told the media latest by end July she will announce. As for Su JiaQuan one political commentator was saying he does not have the charisama and material of deputy of head of state. His experience and social perception is still a gap away from being a country's leader or deputy leader. It is not about his negative character or image but more of the perceptive level. I dun know much about this guy but DPP somehow is facing a identity crisis despite Tsai's effort to bring it up from its knees after being nearly destroyed by ChenShuiBian. It is not how good her deputy can be , but rather how is she going to make it clear that DPP is not after independence or at least maintain status quo with regards to Taiwan's relationship with China. This can be a direct challenge to DPP's objectives. People fear DPP will bring Taiwan back towards a worsening economic ties with China, which can affect the livelihood of the people. Ma should be happy as long as Tsai remains evasive on that.
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