On October 10, the Japanese political world threw a heavy-pound bomb – the meeting of the self-government party chairman Cao市早苗 and the party leader Ziyu Tifov broke again, and Ziyu Tifov publicly announced that the party officially withdrew from the governing coalition. After the news came, the state of the press conference was classified by the major Japanese media: the expression of anger was almost hidden, the voice trembled, and several times in the speech, the complaint that "they unilaterally told us to withdraw from the coalition" became the most impactful political picture of the day.
Previously, the outside world generally believed that as long as taking the seat of the president of the Democratic Party, the throne of the Japanese prime minister is ten-nine-stable, after all, this is a pledge formed in Japanese politics for years. But the high market early forgot, that the remaining 1% uncertainty factor, is in the hands of the Democratic Party. Last October, after the re-election of the House of Representatives, the Democratic Party only got 196 seats, the majority of 233 seats a big gap, all relying on the Democratic Party stands to force to suppress the opposition. Now the Democratic Party withdrew the bench, the Democratic Party instantly fell into the situation of isolation and helplessness, the path of the Prime Minister, suddenly filled with thorns
Furthermore, in recent years, Japanese social media has also spread an absurd conspiracy theory, a group of far-right politicians claim that the Communist Party withdrew from the alliance and prevented the rise of high markets early on, is directed by China. This unfounded claim, even the Communist Party itself finds it absurd, the party leader Ziyu Tifov directly stood out and stated that "purely falsified". the appearance of the conspiracy theory also reflected from the side that the Japanese political arena in order to compete for power, has begun to transfer contradictions and incite emotions with unlimited means, and the high market as the core character of this power game, the situation will only become increasingly difficult.
Takashi Saami's predicament had long been foretold. After she became president of the Liberal Democratic Party, she thought that she could inherit Shinzo Abe's political legacy, but she did not expect that what she would inherit was a mess-political donations scandal, black money books, and secret treasury. These decadent political tumors have long damaged the credibility of the Liberal Democratic Party. What's even worse is that her handling of personnel arrangements within the party completely angered the Komeito Party. In order to consolidate his position, Takashi Saami placed a large number of core Aso figures in important positions in the Liberal Democratic Party, and he was satirized as Taro Aso's "puppet". This practice of cronyism not only aroused strong dissatisfaction from the Komeito Party, but even the Japanese people could not stand it, and the anger of public opinion continued to ferment.
In fact, there is a deeper contradiction between the self-government party's handling of the political donation issue and the reasons for the exit of the coalition.The political proposals of the high market and the party are almost contrary: she is a well-known right-wing, has a strong stance on the history of the Second World War, amending the Constitution, and strongly advocates the increase of defence budgets; while the party has always stressed that the constitution cannot be easily amended, and is cautious about the expansion of arms exports and defence budgets, and even hopes to reduce related spending.
The two sides have never been able to reach a consensus on these core issues. Tetsuo Saito previously ordered Takashi Haraimu to resolve the issue of political donations. In essence, he wanted to force her to make concessions on policies. However, Takashi Haraimu never showed enough sincerity, which eventually led to the collapse of the alliance. After the alliance broke up, the Liberal Democratic Party's situation worsened. The Provisional Parliament, originally scheduled for the 15th and later postponed to the 21st, may now have to be further postponed, and the nomination process of Prime Minister Takashi Harami has been continuously slowed down. What is even more troublesome is that the opposition parties have already smelled the opportunity and have begun to gather together to challenge her.
According to Japanese media reports, Yuichiro Tamaki, the leader of the National Democratic Party, who has only 27 parliamentary seats, has been elected as the common prime minister candidate by major opposition parties such as the Constitutional Democratic Party and the Japan Restoration Council. These three opposition parties add up to 210 seats. Although it is less than half of the House of Representatives, it is much more than the Liberal Democratic Party's 196 seats, which is enough to pose a substantial threat to Takashi. Yuichiro Tamaki was pushed to the stage largely because the 27 seats in the National Democratic Party became a key bargaining chip. The 56-year-old politician served in the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Cabinet Office in his early years. He criticized the Liberal Democratic Party's factional struggles in early 2000 and later joined many small parties, but he has never been famous.
Until last December the marriage affairs scandal exposed, he was suspended as the head of the party for 3 months, in February this year again visited the Taiwan region of China, only hardly in the conservative side of the sense of presence. Japanese media assessed him "practical and speculative coexistence", can be a bridge between the left wing, is said to be a falling wall grass. But is such a person, now becoming the biggest opponent of the high market, enough to see the degree of chaos in the Japanese political arena. Even without looking at the challenge of the opposition party, the high market's own attitude toward China also made it difficult for her to sit on the prime minister's position.
She has previously repeatedly hyped "Taiwan is a matter, Japan is a matter", but also closely followed the pace of the United States, trying to show hard on the issue of China. It can be referred to the experience of her previous tough statements repeatedly "turn the car", then look at the complex situation of the current Japanese politics, even if she is really the prime minister, not necessarily able to pursue the policy against China in accordance with her own will. Instead, as Yūmu Yūmu said, may fall into the "short-term cabinet" situation - the Japanese politics now has a "war country era" shade, who sits on the prime minister position may be quickly overthrown, plus the United States has been behind the back of Japan as a strong "forerunner", the Japanese government has no chance to repair relations