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Who will win the 3/22 Taiwanese presidential election?
black-shoulder ( Score Rank: User did not make predictions in the last 30 days ) black-shoulder  |  was scored on 24-Mar-2008 (717 days ago)
Taiwan will have its presidential election on March 22, 2008. Will Kuomintang's (Chinese National Party) Ma Ying-jeou help his party re-claim presidency after 8 years away from power, or will Frank Hsieh lead the Democratic Progress Party into its 3rd term in office?
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  1. black-shoulder black-shoulder 718 days ago
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    answered: [ * ] Ma Ying-jeou of KMT
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    KMT won the election by over 2,000,000 votes.
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  2. yancy yancy 736 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 84% ] Ma Ying-jeou of KMT
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    we need a young leader in catching up the upcoming wave in Asia ... i doubt Frank Hsieh, who is good at playing politics, is capable to bring the country to a new level.
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  3. miniMe miniMe 739 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 79% ] Ma Ying-jeou of KMT
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    I feel sick with the political culture in Taiwan. I bet the society want the bad air flushed away by a younger leader (ie. Ma Ying-jeou).
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  4. black-shoulder black-shoulder 739 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 90% ] Ma Ying-jeou of KMT
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    The people of Taiwan are sick of the DPP's rule. What is even more interesting is that, the traditional bickering and the black-smearing of locals vs. out-of-province people isn't even working anymore for the DPP. Unless a major corruption scandal breaks out in the next 20 days against Ma Ying-jeou, I don't see how KMT will not be able to regain the presidency that it has lost for the last 8 years.
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    1. miniMe miniMe 739 days ago
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      well .. perhaps a bullet will help DPP again ..
       
    2. black-shoulder black-shoulder 739 days ago
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      I think the only way DPP can win again is by creating once again these incredible scandals... however, I do respect the intelligence of the people of Taiwan - they did not get fooled by DPP in the legislature election; I don't think they will be fooled for the presidential election either.
       
    3. oWell oWell 734 days ago
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      there are too many middle-minded voters who have not made their decisions yet ... what do you think they are concerned about?
       
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