Is the overall situation of Japan's election decided? Koizumi lifted a stone and hit himself in the foot. Takashi Takashi hinted: If he wins the election, he will target the United States!
Japan's self-government party president elections in this period were very violent, October 4 will vote, and it has not yet reached the definite part of the situation, but the people's poll into the secondary and high-market early meal did run ahead.
Let's start with Shinjiro Koizumi, 44 years old, is the son of former Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi. Relying on his family's political resources, he became a minister in his thirties and is regarded as a leading figure in the young political arena.
He had a strong momentum at the beginning of this election, winning the support of conservatives and the former Kishida faction, and his support rate once rushed to the first place.
But the problem also arises here, the Self-Democratic Party is now headache split inside the party, is also behind the "black gold" scandal, plus the MP and the two chambers of parliament seats are not more than half, the regime has become a "foot duck".
Experts all say that he is "too strong and too young" and may not be able to coordinate the relationship between the party and the opposition parties. Recently, his approval rate has been a little shaky. Isn't this just digging a hole for himself?
At the age of 64, he has been in politics for forty years, from local lawmakers to congressmen, and is very close to Shinzo Abe, a supporter of the right-wing line.
She spoke never afraid of the guilty, in the early years acclaimed the Nazi elections "efficient", every year will go to the sanctuary of Yogyakarta, even when the former President of the United States Obama was there, dare to mention "the legitimacy of the atomic bomb", the American diplomats are upset.
Her recent hints are not groundless. She has always said that the United States is "too broad" and opposes some provisions in the Japan-US security treaty, and believes that Japan should have its own national defense autonomy.
To put it bluntly, if she is really elected, she will definitely break some power with the United States.
However, her radical style is also problematic. When someone asked her how to retaliate from the United States, she only said that "there is a Self-Defense Force" and could not even answer the source of economic funds.
In fact, the root cause of this matter is the dilemma of the Liberal Democratic Party. After Shigeru Shi resigned, the party urgently needed someone who could stabilize the situation.
Xi Jinping wanted to rely on strong forces, but did not take into account the need for coordination; the high market relyed on the radical stance of the conservative vote, the anti-US speech just stamped some people's dissatisfaction with the US intervention.
But there are risks in choosing anyone. Koizumi is afraid that he can't suppress the market, and the high market may directly offend all his allies.
Now we're waiting for the results of the vote. No matter who comes to power, Japan's domestic and foreign affairs will probably change.
Of course, all the above are personal opinions. If you have any different opinions on this, you can leave a message in the comment section to discuss!!!
Japan's self-government party president elections in this period were very violent, October 4 will vote, and it has not yet reached the definite part of the situation, but the people's poll into the secondary and high-market early meal did run ahead.
Let's start with Shinjiro Koizumi, 44 years old, is the son of former Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi. Relying on his family's political resources, he became a minister in his thirties and is regarded as a leading figure in the young political arena.
He had a strong momentum at the beginning of this election, winning the support of conservatives and the former Kishida faction, and his support rate once rushed to the first place.
But the problem also arises here, the Self-Democratic Party is now headache split inside the party, is also behind the "black gold" scandal, plus the MP and the two chambers of parliament seats are not more than half, the regime has become a "foot duck".
Experts all say that he is "too strong and too young" and may not be able to coordinate the relationship between the party and the opposition parties. Recently, his approval rate has been a little shaky. Isn't this just digging a hole for himself?
At the age of 64, he has been in politics for forty years, from local lawmakers to congressmen, and is very close to Shinzo Abe, a supporter of the right-wing line.
She spoke never afraid of the guilty, in the early years acclaimed the Nazi elections "efficient", every year will go to the sanctuary of Yogyakarta, even when the former President of the United States Obama was there, dare to mention "the legitimacy of the atomic bomb", the American diplomats are upset.
Her recent hints are not groundless. She has always said that the United States is "too broad" and opposes some provisions in the Japan-US security treaty, and believes that Japan should have its own national defense autonomy.
To put it bluntly, if she is really elected, she will definitely break some power with the United States.
However, her radical style is also problematic. When someone asked her how to retaliate from the United States, she only said that "there is a Self-Defense Force" and could not even answer the source of economic funds.
In fact, the root cause of this matter is the dilemma of the Liberal Democratic Party. After Shigeru Shi resigned, the party urgently needed someone who could stabilize the situation.
Xi Jinping wanted to rely on strong forces, but did not take into account the need for coordination; the high market relyed on the radical stance of the conservative vote, the anti-US speech just stamped some people's dissatisfaction with the US intervention.
But there are risks in choosing anyone. Koizumi is afraid that he can't suppress the market, and the high market may directly offend all his allies.
Now we're waiting for the results of the vote. No matter who comes to power, Japan's domestic and foreign affairs will probably change.
Of course, all the above are personal opinions. If you have any different opinions on this, you can leave a message in the comment section to discuss!!!