继续推动罢免，赖清德为何一意孤行

Core Viewpoint - The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is determined to proceed with the second wave of recall votes on August 23, despite the potential for another failure, indicating a strategic approach to strengthen its political base and mobilize support for future elections [1][2][4]. Group 1: Political Strategy - The DPP's first wave of recalls failed completely, with all 24 Kuomintang (KMT) legislators remaining in office, leading to internal calls for the second wave to be halted [2][3]. - The DPP aims to cultivate a second tier of election cadres through these recall efforts, preparing them for future elections, including the significant 2028 election [3][4]. - The DPP is leveraging the "anti-China, protect Taiwan" narrative to solidify its support base, particularly among younger voters, despite mainstream public opinion rejecting this stance [4][5]. Group 2: Implications of Judicial Actions - Recent promotions within Taiwan's judicial system have raised concerns about the politicization of the judiciary, as prosecutors involved in politically charged cases have been rewarded, leading to public distrust [5][6]. - The DPP's actions, including the detention of KMT figures, have been criticized as politically motivated, potentially damaging the credibility of the judicial system [6][7].