It was guessed by me.
Takashi Morning Miao suddenly announced!
On October 15, local time, Japan's self-government party chairman, Cao市早苗, and the three opposition parties, the Japanese Reform Party, the Constitutional Democratic Party and the National Democratic Party, spoke again and again, and also announced that cooperation with Japan's reform will begin tomorrow.
To say why the Democratic Party suddenly fell into passivity, mainly because the Communist Party announced the withdrawal from the coalition government on October 10, which made the Democratic Party's day in the House of Representatives sad.
As is well known, the House of Representatives has 233 seats, the Self-Democratic Party itself has only 196 seats, the Communist Party has 24 seats withdrawn, and the empty 37 seats have become an unavoidable cane.
In the past, the Liberal Democratic Party relied on its alliance with the Komeito Party to form a cabinet with basically no suspense.
Now that the Komeito Party has left, the previous "safe card" can no longer be played, and the Liberal Democratic Party can only look for help everywhere.
Takaichi sanae just took over the stall of the president of the Liberal Democratic Party, and originally planned to reach the summit and become prime minister on October 21st.
I didn't think that the opposition party would not cooperate, and the three opposition parties rejected the self-government party arrangements.
She realized that only talking about the self-government party's big cards, no one is willing to give a face.
In this case, Takaichi can only use his wits in a hurry, quickly woo the Reform Association and other opposition parties, and try to re-piece together an alliance that can be more than half.
The reasons for the opposition party's rejection are simple: they are unwilling to accept the unilaterally set agenda of the self-government party, and are not interested in being the "tools" of the self-government party.
Behind that, in fact, they want to talk about conditions, either a policy concession or a cake in the cabinet seat.
After all, the situation is now unfavorable to the Liberal Democratic Party, and the initiative is actually in the hands of the opposition parties.
The Self-Democratic Party has also understood that it has lost the support of the Communist Party, relying solely on its own inadequate number of votes.
Japanese politics has changed greatly over the years, and coalition politics has become the norm.
High-market early mum just came to power encountered such a big problem, and also really experienced what is called "single hands hard to sound."
Many elderly people in the party have long been mentally prepared that relying on inertia is no longer feasible. They must talk about cooperation sincerely.
The contact between Gaoshi Early Miao and the Reform Association was a choice she had to make.
Although there are not many seats in the Reform Association, in the current situation, even one more vote is crucial.
However, the Vichy Society is not an oil-saving lamp, they and the Self-Democratic Party can deal with certain policies, but there are differences in core interests, and nobody wants to relax.
Not to mention the Constitutional Democratic Party and the National Democratic Party, these two parties have not bought accounts for the Democratic Party, and it is even more difficult to talk about cooperation.
On the surface, the "blitz operation" of the high market looks pretty strong, in fact, the passive response of the Self-Democratic Party in critical moments.
She tried to change the initiative at a speed, thinking first to determine the reformation, whether it could drive other parties to relax.
However, this time, the opposition party unified its caliber and resolutely refused to be the "cushion" of the Liberal Democratic Party. Instead, it made the abacus of the high market fail.
The friction between the factions within the party should not be diminished.
The Liberal Democratic Party has always been surrounded by various small mountains. Whenever there is a major event, each faction has its own plans.
As the new president of Gao, it is necessary to coordinate the interests of all sides, but also to prevent someone inside the party from "watching the hustle."
Even if we really talk with the opposition party in the end, I'm afraid there will be some infighting about how to divide the labor and form a cabinet in the follow-up.
All in all, Takashi Hayami's "fast break" is not only a helpless self-rescue attempt by the Liberal Democratic Party, but also an important test of the future direction of Japan's politics.
Whether we can stabilize the situation next depends on who can be better in the contest between her and various parties.
Japanese society, voters from all walks of life, are concerned about who can laugh to the end in this coalition-raiding battle.
Reference: Sprint Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae, President of the Liberal Democratic Party, talks with opposition parties-Guangming.com
Takashi Morning Miao suddenly announced!
On October 15, local time, Japan's self-government party chairman, Cao市早苗, and the three opposition parties, the Japanese Reform Party, the Constitutional Democratic Party and the National Democratic Party, spoke again and again, and also announced that cooperation with Japan's reform will begin tomorrow.
To say why the Democratic Party suddenly fell into passivity, mainly because the Communist Party announced the withdrawal from the coalition government on October 10, which made the Democratic Party's day in the House of Representatives sad.
As is well known, the House of Representatives has 233 seats, the Self-Democratic Party itself has only 196 seats, the Communist Party has 24 seats withdrawn, and the empty 37 seats have become an unavoidable cane.
In the past, the Liberal Democratic Party relied on its alliance with the Komeito Party to form a cabinet with basically no suspense.
Now that the Komeito Party has left, the previous "safe card" can no longer be played, and the Liberal Democratic Party can only look for help everywhere.
Takaichi sanae just took over the stall of the president of the Liberal Democratic Party, and originally planned to reach the summit and become prime minister on October 21st.
I didn't think that the opposition party would not cooperate, and the three opposition parties rejected the self-government party arrangements.
She realized that only talking about the self-government party's big cards, no one is willing to give a face.
In this case, Takaichi can only use his wits in a hurry, quickly woo the Reform Association and other opposition parties, and try to re-piece together an alliance that can be more than half.
The reasons for the opposition party's rejection are simple: they are unwilling to accept the unilaterally set agenda of the self-government party, and are not interested in being the "tools" of the self-government party.
Behind that, in fact, they want to talk about conditions, either a policy concession or a cake in the cabinet seat.
After all, the situation is now unfavorable to the Liberal Democratic Party, and the initiative is actually in the hands of the opposition parties.
The Self-Democratic Party has also understood that it has lost the support of the Communist Party, relying solely on its own inadequate number of votes.
Japanese politics has changed greatly over the years, and coalition politics has become the norm.
High-market early mum just came to power encountered such a big problem, and also really experienced what is called "single hands hard to sound."
Many elderly people in the party have long been mentally prepared that relying on inertia is no longer feasible. They must talk about cooperation sincerely.
The contact between Gaoshi Early Miao and the Reform Association was a choice she had to make.
Although there are not many seats in the Reform Association, in the current situation, even one more vote is crucial.
However, the Vichy Society is not an oil-saving lamp, they and the Self-Democratic Party can deal with certain policies, but there are differences in core interests, and nobody wants to relax.
Not to mention the Constitutional Democratic Party and the National Democratic Party, these two parties have not bought accounts for the Democratic Party, and it is even more difficult to talk about cooperation.
On the surface, the "blitz operation" of the high market looks pretty strong, in fact, the passive response of the Self-Democratic Party in critical moments.
She tried to change the initiative at a speed, thinking first to determine the reformation, whether it could drive other parties to relax.
However, this time, the opposition party unified its caliber and resolutely refused to be the "cushion" of the Liberal Democratic Party. Instead, it made the abacus of the high market fail.
The friction between the factions within the party should not be diminished.
The Liberal Democratic Party has always been surrounded by various small mountains. Whenever there is a major event, each faction has its own plans.
As the new president of Gao, it is necessary to coordinate the interests of all sides, but also to prevent someone inside the party from "watching the hustle."
Even if we really talk with the opposition party in the end, I'm afraid there will be some infighting about how to divide the labor and form a cabinet in the follow-up.
All in all, Takashi Hayami's "fast break" is not only a helpless self-rescue attempt by the Liberal Democratic Party, but also an important test of the future direction of Japan's politics.
Whether we can stabilize the situation next depends on who can be better in the contest between her and various parties.
Japanese society, voters from all walks of life, are concerned about who can laugh to the end in this coalition-raiding battle.
Reference: Sprint Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae, President of the Liberal Democratic Party, talks with opposition parties-Guangming.com