Does the DPP Only Pick on the Weak? From Forced Senior License Renewal to the Government's Bureaucratic Laziness and Populist Governance
The government lowered the mandatory license-renewal age for senior drivers to 70, triggering collective anxiety among millions of ordinary people and rural elders. This article deeply deconstructs the data hypocrisy, urban arrogance, and populist governance behind this policy, pointing out that the ruling party ignores over 4,000 drug-driving cases while using red tape to restrict the mobility of the most law-abiding elders — a typical governance crisis of "can't handle the big things, rushes the small ones."
