Huang's hesitation on Ko's return sparks Taiwan party criticism

Huang Kuo-chang, the new leader of the Taiwan People's Party, hesitated when asked if Ko Wen-je would reclaim the party chairmanship if released from detention. This reaction sparked criticism online. Ko Wen-je is currently detained and barred from contact in connection with a corruption case, leading Huang to take over as party chairman. The question of Ko's return arose during a live stream, causing Huang to pause for several seconds before responding. The incident has fueled speculation about Huang's ambitions, with some suggesting he may not want Ko to return. The article also highlights internal party dynamics and potential power shifts due to Ko's absence.