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Tuesday, January 10, 2012

差一點點,沒你不行

"We're still a little short, without you we won't make it" -- a DPP ad appealing to people to get out and vote for it, since they are still a few votes short. It ends by exhorting people to go home and vote.

The DPP's performance in the election so far has been amazing. Let's not forget -- Ma is backed by the upper echelons of the bureaucracy, the educational system (especially at the local level), the military, and the police, as well as local factions, most local media, Big Business, Beijing, and Washington, along with local organized crime, Wall Street and international finance. The KMT is probably still the richest political party in the world, and commands vast resources to reward and punish. It is a testimony to the appeal of Tsai Ing-wen and to the incompetence of the KMT that despite all those advantages, the DPP can still win this election.
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5 comments:

  1. MTurton said: "It is a testimony to the appeal of Tsai Ing-wen and to the incompetence of the KMT that despite all those advantages, the DPP can still win this election."

    Hmmm..Maybe a testament to James Soong's willingness to be a fly in the blue ointment? :)

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  2. If the KMT were competent, Soong would have been bought off. Indeed, if the KMT were competent, he would already have been president twice....

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  3. the chinese communist party is the richest political party in the world now.

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  4. "It is a testimony to the appeal of Tsai Ing-wen and to the incompetence of the KMT that despite all those advantages, the DPP can still win this election."

    Is Tsai the new Mao?

    Historians have been scratching their heads for over 60 years as to why at the time of the Japanese surrender, Chiang had a bigger and more modern army with a formidible air force, more money, support of the United States and Soviet Union, control of the coast and all major cities, and yet in less than four years, managed to lose the civil war to Mao.

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