A campaign truck showing the DPP candidates for President and Vice-President (L) Frank Hsieh and (R) Su Tseng-chang
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DPP rally with the pagoda-shaped Taipei 101, currently the world’s tallest building, in the background.
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“Taiwan is My Country” reflects the DPP’s Taiwan-centric mentality that conflicts with current US government, PRC, and KMT positions on Taiwan's place in the world.
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The spirit of President Chiang Kai-shek (d. 1975) lives on through public support of the military.
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Thirty-two years after his death, Chiang Kai-shek is still a KMT standard-bearer. The white apron reads in part “Because we had President Chiang, therefore we have Taiwan today.”
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These three KMT supporters hold signs in support of KMT candidate Ma Ying-Jeou, whose surname translates as “horse.”
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A youthful KMT supporter sporting a sticker with the KMT’s Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates Ma Ying-Jeou and Vincent Siew.
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Reflecting the KMT’s history as the founder of the Republic of China in 1928, the party’s flag (white sun on a blue sky), which dates from 1895, was incorporated into the ROC flag.
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Frank Hsieh Chang-ting
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Outgoing Vice President Annette Lu Hsiu-lian
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