Taiwan-US Relations At Worst Point, Speaker Claims

The current administration has not yet visited the United States mainland, marking the worst period in Taiwan-US relations historically. They contrasted this with nuclear power, which they described as transparent and reliant on direct raw material purchases from the US. The politician asserted that the DPP's 'anti-China, protect-Taiwan' slogan is a ploy for votes and that the party's actions do not align with its rhetoric. The politician asserts that good people should not remain silent in the face of wrongdoing. The politician made these statements in Taipei. Chang asserts that his intention in running for election is to introduce positive energy and combat corruption, particularly within the DPP's solar energy initiatives. He also criticizes the renaming of historical sites and accuses the DPP of hypocrisy in their anti-China stance. Politician Zhang Yanting questioned the US's allocation of a $1.25 billion budget, asking why it was not used for power generation instead. A Taiwanese politician claimed that the United States is no longer actively demanding Iran surrender its nuclear materials, shifting focus to the Strait of Hormuz. A Taiwanese politician questioned the US's involvement in budget allocations and its stance on Iran's nuclear program, noting a shift in focus to the Strait of Hormuz. A Taiwanese politician, identified as Zhang Yanting, denied allegations of corruption and stated that no 'Taibaozheng' (likely travel documents or permits) were issued under his name. The politician expressed a desire to enter politics to counter negative influences and improve Taiwan's progress, noting the stock market's rise despite the DPP's alleged inattention.