In response to the recent controversy surrounding Taipei's school lunch program, which has sparked a political war of words between the ruling and opposition parties over a "special law for school lunches," Wu Hsin-tai, a Taipei city councilor candidate for the Taiwan Statebuilding Party, stated on the 2nd that instead of turning the special law into an essay contest about "who supported it the earliest," it would be better to address the system…
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In response to the recent controversy surrounding Taipei's school lunch program, which has sparked a political war of words between the ruling and opposition parties over a "special law for school lunches," Wu Hsin-tai, a Taipei city councilor candidate for the Taiwan Statebuilding Party, stated on the 2nd that instead of turning the special law into an essay contest about "who supported it the earliest," it would be better to address the system…