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i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. taiwanese voters have chosen william lai as their president in an historic election, cementing a path that is increasingly divergent from neighbouring china who warned voters not to vote for the doctor—turned—politican. mr lai — who represents the democratic progressive party — won 40% of the vote, beating the other two opponents by a wide margin. he's broken new ground, winning an unprecedented third consecutive presidential term for his party, but the win could also increase tensions with china who has called mr lai a troublemaker and separtist. china considers taiwan a part of its territory and has been calling for a �*peaceful reunification' but has not ruled out the use of force. in recent months, the country has ramped up its military presence on the island, heightening fears of a possible conflict. rupert wingfield—hayes has more, from the taiwanese capital,
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republican party, not only within the republican caucus, which is it's easy for them to be united on this, because they know it's going nowhere, but between senate republicans and house republicans. and so, you know, the white house is stepping back and letting this ping-pong play out, but it's really between -- among republicans. >> so, you know, we couldn't help but watch senator ted cruz stage his 21-hour talk athought this week, from talking up the bill to fund the government. you wrote in your column that none of this has been about reality, rather it's about cementing a -- positioning yourself as the spokesman for your political base by telling it exactly what it wants to hear. in cruz' case, it's the tea party base. there's a bully pulpit, plenty of 250i78 to talk, and the talking points are easy and oval h so predictable. how crucial has cruz been to