According to Japan's "Daily Shimbun" report, when Japan's Liberal Democratic Party President Saami Takashi delivered a speech on the 14th, he mentioned the Komeito Party's decision to withdraw from the ruling coalition. She laughed at herself: "I did become the president of the Liberal Democratic Party, but I was called 'the woman who may not be able to be the prime minister'. What a poor Takashi seedling."
At the same time, she also expressed her strong will to become prime minister. "Even at this time, I will not give up. I will do everything I can until the moment of the Prime Minister's name."
Cao市早苗 is one of the representatives of Japan's right-wing politicians, who has frequented the Yakuza Shrine several times.
On the 4th of this month, takaichi sanae was elected president of the Liberal Democratic Party. According to the regulations, she still needs to pass the nomination election of the Prime Minister before she can become the Prime Minister of Japan. On the 10th, the Komeito Party conveyed its decision to withdraw from the ruling coalition to the Liberal Democratic Party, which made Takaichi's road to prime minister suddenly suspenseful.
Currently, the Liberal Democratic Party has 196 seats in the 465 seats in the House of Representatives, 37 seats short of more than half. The Constitutional Democratic Party said that as long as the opposition parties unite, it is not impossible to achieve regime change.
According to Japanese media reports, Japan plans to convene an interim parliament on the 21st, but the Liberal Democratic Party and the opposition party have not yet reached an agreement on the prime minister's name election date.