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	<title>Comments on: The Riddle of Sean Lien</title>
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		<title>By: Lee Drummond</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Sep 2015 22:04:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Quotes from “The Riddle of Sean Lien”:

“Too often the media links together situations like Sheng-wen’s out of nowhere, creating a figure worth discussing. As the election approaches, whenever I hear that the gap between the two sides isn’t too wide, I begin to understand what’s happening less and less. Opinion polls have Sheng-wen ahead by 30% which further decreases my understanding: How is Sheng-wen even in the running to be Taipei mayor?”

“My focus abruptly shifted to the themes of TV talk shows. A hollow candidate reflects a likewise frighteningly hollow image of Taiwan ── the spirits of Taiwan’s empty valleys were summoned by Sheng-wen.”

“. . . the emergence of Sean Lien is very postmodern. Hollow as a ghost. Empty and naive like a videogame character. You would never guess that the “newness” Lien exhibits is a new phenomenon of globalization.”

Does this possibly remind you of a candidate in another election?
Hey, this thing’s totally global!]]></description>
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<p>“Too often the media links together situations like Sheng-wen’s out of nowhere, creating a figure worth discussing. As the election approaches, whenever I hear that the gap between the two sides isn’t too wide, I begin to understand what’s happening less and less. Opinion polls have Sheng-wen ahead by 30% which further decreases my understanding: How is Sheng-wen even in the running to be Taipei mayor?”</p>
<p>“My focus abruptly shifted to the themes of TV talk shows. A hollow candidate reflects a likewise frighteningly hollow image of Taiwan ── the spirits of Taiwan’s empty valleys were summoned by Sheng-wen.”</p>
<p>“. . . the emergence of Sean Lien is very postmodern. Hollow as a ghost. Empty and naive like a videogame character. You would never guess that the “newness” Lien exhibits is a new phenomenon of globalization.”</p>
<p>Does this possibly remind you of a candidate in another election?<br />
Hey, this thing’s totally global!</p>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Sep 2015 21:16:33 +0000</pubDate>
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