D.P.P.
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“Lai Ching-te has come all the way from the grass roots — as a congress delegate, legislator, mayor, premier — climbing up step by step,” said Tseng Chun-jen, a longtime activist for the D.P.P. in Tainan.
From New York Times
“Tsai Ing-wen joined the D.P.P. as an outsider, when the D.P.P. needed an outsider,” said Jou Yi-cheng, a former senior official with the party who got to know Mr. Lai when he was starting out in politics.
From New York Times
“But Lai Ching-te is different. He’s grown up within the D.P.P.”
From New York Times
Ms. Tsai brought the D.P.P. back to power in 2016 after it had earlier suffered a devastating loss at the polls.
From New York Times
She said she voted for the D.P.P. and hoped the new presidency could expand ties with democratic countries.
From New York Times
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