Chiang Wan-an Fails to Shed Pro-China Label During U.S. Visit; Predicted to Be Low Priority for KMT Presidential Hopefuls | Liberty Times (TW) | 01KTVT5N39E3R24WBBSW6CVKRG

Kuomintang (KMT) Chairwoman Chiang Wan-an's recent visit to the United States has been overshadowed by her persistent pro-China image, a label that her U.S. meetings failed to dispel. Adding to the controversy, a scheduled meeting with U.S. National Security Council officials on the afternoon of May 10th was suddenly canceled, sparking discussion.

During a television appearance on "Shao Kang Battle Room," Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) New Taipei City Councilor Yen Wei-tzu commented on Chiang's political standing. Yen suggested that Chiang represents more than just a differing viewpoint within Taiwan's political landscape.

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Chiang Wan-an represents not only a different voice, but also Taiwan's non...

Yen further predicted that Chiang might not be a preferred choice for KMT candidates seeking the presidency to campaign with. This assessment implies that Chiang's perceived alignment could be a liability in the upcoming presidential race, potentially affecting her influence within the party and her electoral prospects.

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She is not a priority option for blue camp candidates to assist in their campaigns.