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The Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation released the latest survey today. President Tsai Ing-wen’s overall reputation has declined significantly and his second honeymoon is considered to be over. The Presidential Office later responded that no one on the ruling team would think they had a honeymoon period, but would use the polls as a reference. In response, You Yinglong, president of the “Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation”, replied: “This response from the Presidential Palace is too absurd, too informed and totally incomprehensible. It is really unnecessary for the spokesperson to refute and show ugliness.
The Taiwan Public Opinion Foundation released the latest poll today, the results show that 53% of people basically agree with the way President Tsai Ing-wen handles national affairs and 36% disagree . There are 16.5% more people who agree than disagree. Compared to the previous month, the gap between approval and disapproval has been significantly reduced by 7.6 percentage points. You Yinglong told the press conference that “President Tsai’s overall reputation has declined significantly, indicating that his second honeymoon period has ended at the end of the year.”
Presidential Office spokesman Zhang Dunhan said that the polls will have different results at different times and different investigation methods. The governing team will use it as a reference. “The ruling team does not have a vacation, much less a honeymoon period.”
In response to this, You Yinglong posted a response via Facebook on the 29th. He read the government statement carefully. The first thing he felt was that the presidential palace responded like this: “too ridiculous, too informed and totally incomprehensible.” He explained that because the theories and concepts of the “presidential honeymoon period” have long been practiced in contemporary political science, they have almost become “common sense,” but today the government spokesperson is obviously unaware of the ” presidential honeymoon period. ” concept. What is he talking about, “The ruling team has no vacation, let alone a honeymoon period.” So there is nothing to do with the “presidential honeymoon period” that I spoke of.
He stressed that, in addition, with the second presidential term of Tsai Ing-wen, he had a honeymoon period of seven months from the beginning, which is something gratifying. According to related research, the average honeymoon period for successive US presidents is seven months, and Tsai Ing-wen has met the standard, which is good. It is really unnecessary for a spokesperson to refute and show ugliness.
You Yinglong also pointed out that the speaker of the worthy presidential palace must have great knowledge in humanities and social sciences to deal with the national events that are going through every day. He understands that the Presidential Palace spokesperson is a difficult task, but if the president insists that a spokesperson respond, “the spokesperson will still have to bite the bullet and go out and break it.” The result is like this, nothing.
(Zhongshi News Network)
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