US Cancels Meeting With KMT Chairwoman Over Pro-China Stance, Commentator Claims

A planned meeting between Kuomintang (KMT) Chairwoman Chu-Lin Wen and U.S. National Security Council officials was reportedly canceled, a move that surprised few given her perceived pro-China stance, according to commentator Chang Yi-shan.

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not "extraordinary" at all, but rather "no qualifications"!

Chang stated that the U.S. government would prefer to discuss military purchases directly with Legislative Yuan Speaker Han Kuo-yu, who is also visiting the U.S., rather than with Wen, whom he described as "licking China."

He suggested that Wen's "Chu-Xi meeting" with Xi Jinping, which he believes was a propaganda tool for Beijing's "united front" efforts, positions her as Xi's chosen candidate for the 2028 presidential election. Chang questioned who within the KMT would dare to oppose her.

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The U.S. government has no need to talk to "China-licking" Chu-Lin Wen.

Chang also pointed out that Wen's party initially supported a military procurement bill of NT$380 billion, but was forced to follow the Taiwan People's Party's NT$780 billion proposal. He argued that Wen's past statements, such as "ending the first island chain," "without the Chu-Xi meeting, the KMT chairwoman is insignificant," and advocating for a "referendum on peaceful unification," have led even U.S. media to label her as "Beijing's person."

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With the "Chu-Xi meeting" endorsement from Xi Jinping, she can serve as a propaganda tool for the CCP's united front.

He concluded that the cancellation of her White House meeting was therefore unsurprising, as the U.S. has already seen through her political stance.

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Ending the first island chain, without the Chu-Xi meeting, the KMT chairwoman is insignificant, referendum on peaceful unification.