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	[[File:Chen Shui-bian from VOA.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Former President Chen Shui-bian, the first DPP [[President of the Republic of China\|President]] (2000-2008)]]		[[File:Chen Shui-bian from VOA.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Former President Chen Shui-bian, the first DPP [[President of the Republic of China\|President]] (2000-2008)]]
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	The DPP won the presidency with the [[2000 Taiwan presidential election\|election]] of [[Chen Shui-bian]] in March 2000 with a plurality, due to [[Pan-Blue]] voters splitting their vote between the Kuomintang and independent candidate [[James Soong]], ending 91 years of KMT rule in the Republic of China. Chen softened the party's stance on independence to appeal to moderate voters, appease the United States, and placate China. He also promised not to [[Four Noes and One Without\|change the ROC state symbols or declare formal independence]] as long as the [[China\|People's Republic of China]] did not attack Taiwan. Further, he advocated for economic exchange with China as well as the establishment of transportation links.<ref name="rigger-39-49" />		The DPP won the presidency with the [[2000 Taiwan presidential election\|election]] of [[Chen Shui-bian]] in March 2000 with a plurality, due to [[Pan-Blue]] voters splitting their vote between the Kuomintang and independent candidate [[James Soong]], ending 91 years of KMT rule in the Republic of China. Chen softened the party's stance on independence to appeal to moderate voters, appease the United States, and placate China. He also promised not to [[Four Noes and One Without\|change the ROC state symbols or declare formal independence]] as long as the [[China\|People's Republic of China]] did not attack Taiwan. Further, he advocated for economic exchange with China as well as the establishment of transportation links.<ref name="rigger-39-49" />

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	===Legislative Yuan leader (caucus leader)===		===Legislative Yuan leader (caucus leader)===
	* [[Shih Ming-teh]] (1 February ~~1993–1~~ February 2002)		* [[Shih Ming-teh]] (1 February 1993 – 1 February 2002)
	* [[Ker Chien-ming]] (since 1 February 2002)		* [[Ker Chien-ming]] (since 1 February 2002)

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