As for specific blogs, I still tend to like ones like Subing's, not just because I agree with the content because it's well written and the comments are usually a good gage of what Taiwanese people are thinking. In connection with the Ma Ying-jeou funeral urn controversy, he writes:
" 馬英九的中國情懷並不是問題，他的問題在於沒有民主素養，不尊重台灣人選擇當台灣人的權力，不認同台灣的前途應該由台灣兩千三百萬人決定，反對台獨成為台灣人的選項，反對以台灣名義加入聯合國，這才是馬英九不適合當台灣總統的真正原因。 " Ma's China-adoration is actually not his main problem. His main problem is that that he had no democratic upbringing. He doesn't respect the right of Taiwanese people's decision to be Taiwanese, and doesn't acknowledge that Taiwan's future should be decided by Taiwan's 23 million people and opposes the idea that Taiwanese independence is an option for them; opposes using Taiwan's name to enter United Nations. This is precisely what makes Ma Ying-jeou unsuited to be the President of Taiwan.
All I can say is: very well said indeed, Subing. Your blog rules, man, and welcome back to TW.
