President Ma did something right – Taiwan News

www.taipeitimes.com — Lin Cho-shui, a former member of Taiwan's Legislature Yuan and chief executive of the Party Policy Committee of the DPP, gives praise to the President in this editorial.
"In the past, Ma’s negotiation team rushed to sign agreements to show off their achievements to the public. This often damaged Taiwan’s sovereignty, but Ma seems to have finally learnt his lesson."

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