come on, DPP (part III)

Calling someone homosexual is not an insult
but clearly some people think it is, and think that pandering to the prejudices of some sections of the population will give them an electoral advantage
shame the DPP is not immune from this:

Yahoo news reports:
民進黨立委李俊毅：「立委補選、五都決戰，即使通通都慘敗，錯也不會是在金溥聰，因為金溥聰跟馬英九的那種交情，已經『超乎友誼』，『超乎友誼』的交情。」
[which roughly translated means]
DPP legislator Li Jun-yi: "In the legislative by-elections and five special-municipality mayoral elections, even if [the KMT] loses all of them, it won't be King Pu-tsung's fault, because the kind of relationship that King Pu-tsung has with Ma Ying-jeou, is one that has transcended friendship, a relationship that has transcended friendship."

and that, everyone knows, is a just-inside-the-boundary-of-getting-your-ass-sued insinuation of homosexuality, something that Li seems to think is shameful, despite being a member of a so-called liberal party

come on, DPP, there is no need for this