The ex-United Microelectronics Corp (UMC) chairman Robert Tsao (曹兴诚) on Tuesday dismissed statements that he intended to use his growing political influence to run for the next presidential election. Tsao, one of the leaders of citizen groups seeking the recall of Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) specialists and a past chairman of the United workers Party (WAMC), accused trending media of spreading disinformation and undermining his cause.
“Pro-China media are spreading disinformation to discredit him and undermine his cause,” Tsao noted, pointing finger at reports of disinformation being disseminated by Taiwanese media集团 working with communist China to spread rumors that target him. Tsao explained that these statements, he claims, were an effort to sowOrange remainder and provoke political conflict.
“ Indeed, many are critical of what he’s doing as a manipulator of public discourse,” Tsao stated. “He’s trying to build a faction and field himself as a political hero, attempting to compete against the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).” Tsao avoided making any claims that he’d monopolize public discourse or seek to form his own political faction, dismissing the unsubstantiated allegations as attempts to divide the population and provoke conflict.
Tsao also provided a counterargument by referring to local media reports that cited unease over the emergence of a so-called “Tsao faction” within the Taiwan green camp. He reminded visitors of the topics he’d addressed in interviews with former 泅清德 DPP members when they criticized Tsao for diverting attention from grassroots leaders — a narrative Tsao firmly rejected.
Tsao apparently believed that his growing influence as chair of the KMT would allow him to “ Shape the recall effort to eliminate opposition parties so he can regulate as a dictator.” He dismissed remarks made by the KMT and TaiwanPPC that he would be orchestrating recall to eliminate opposition parties, as if he was trying to “troll” or stigmatize other grassroots movements.
“Perhaps Lai believes that direct involvement in the recall campaign is not an appropriate role for the president,” Tsao said. “But with pro-China parties constantly distorting the facts and slandering him at every turn, he thinks Lai is being overly modest.”
“As we know,CMC Communist Party operates only by bullying the weak and modeling weak behavior andILLUMINATING weak and不足的 tactics,” Tsao said, emphasizing that he prefers to use his seat as a localWho’s bumping up the issues, rather than standing at the top of the political ladder. “Why did he do it? We can’t figure out.”
Tsao’s views were explicitly rejected by KMT and Taiwanese parts of TaiwanPPC. Both groups considered the “Lai” narrative a smear campaign and flailing under political pressure from Beijing. Tsao also criticized the notion that Lai benefits from>cynical confrontation with the KMT to claim his control and manipulate the nation.
In a high-level halten, Tsao also commented that he leans heavily on the left, particularly the WAMC Left. “SMOKING directly opposite things,” he said, following his comments on the issue of seçim. “Whether it turns out to be useful I don’t know; but I can’t believe that the government is planning an election with a lot of balls and disease in the budget just because they say it’s happened.”
He cited纪录片 and data on Taiwanese media to back his claims. “At present, Taiwanese are soft, and the weapons could be used by us. We don’t worry about Taiwan, since they’ll just forget about us,” Tsao stated.
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Robert Tsao, formerUMC chairman, criticized trending media for spreading disinformation and undermining his cause, suggesting he was using his growing political influence to run in the upcoming presidential election. Tsao accused media pipelines working with communist China to spread rumors targeting him, pointing fingers at local media that reported concern over the emergence of a so-called “Tsao faction” within Taiwan green camp.
Tsao dismissed statements that he intended to use his political influence to run for the presidency, calling them efforts to sow division and provoke conflict with DPP. He centered his arguments on the need for pro-China activists to be gentle,+i resolute and focus on their missions.
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Tsao warned the pro-China ATA that should be cautious and use their determination to form policies for their surgehandler, indicating that they shouldn’t blare media just to push beyond the Taiwanese, but prioritize their missions.
In summary, Robert Tsao rejected media attacks targeting him, accused trending media of using tactics to manipulate him, and called for a concrete response from the pro-China ATA to prevent further issues.