[Floating Clouds] Shigeru Ishiba may be numb now. He originally wanted to throw the mess of the Prime Minister on Takaichi Sanae, but he found that this woman was too extreme, and no one in the party dared to let her go.
In fact, after Takaichi Sanae was nominated as her successor, many elders in the party muttered privately, and even some factions directly said that if she was really allowed to come to power, the diplomatic and economic situation that had been stabilized before might be completely in chaos. This kind of opposition was not a few, and finally it directly led to her succession being completely impossible.
The matter of Takashii early seedling is not complicated to say. Her problems mainly lie in two points. On the one hand, she is too serious about the saying that "something is wrong in Taiwan." We all know that many Japanese politicians like to talk about it, but most of them are just words and don't really do it in practice. At most, they just have a sense of presence in diplomatic situations.
Not only did she repeatedly emphasize in her public speech the need to "include the response to Taiwan's problems in the security plan", but also prompted relevant departments to research the so-called "concrete programs to help Taiwan", which is the tendency to put the slogan into practice, so many people feel too extreme.
To know, Taiwan is an inseparable part of China, any act of striking Taiwan's ideas and undermining regional stability, would not be recognized by the international community, she is still so hard, nobody within the party is naturally willing to support her, after all, nobody wants to get Japan into unnecessary dispute.
On the other hand, she was too emotional when making decisions, not at all flexible, before there was a discussion about whether to increase people's livelihood subsidies, she disagreed with the opinions of officials in the financial sector, interrupted the other party's speech, and said "this matter must be done as I say", without considering the actual fiscal pressure.
Politics is all about judging the situation and adjusting strategies according to the actual situation, but she is better off. How can she handle state affairs well by her emotions? People who lack political flexibility simply can't afford such an important position as Prime Minister.
Looking at the attitude of the Japanese people, in fact, everyone's heart is clear, now the international situation is so complex, especially the influence of the two major Chinese and American countries is not small, Japan's most should do is to maintain balance in the middle, develop its economy well, for example, put more energy on improving pensions, education these people's livelihoods problems, rather than blindly engage in confrontation.
Many office workers in Tokyo say that prices are rising rapidly, but wages have not moved much. If Sino-Japanese trade is affected by politicians 'decisions, shopping will be more expensive and jobs may be unstable, and life will be even more difficult.
If you really get too close to one party and get into trouble with the other party, Japan itself will ultimately suffer, and the lives of ordinary people will also be affected. Everyone can see this clearly.
On the one hand, it is high-market early morning because too extreme can not be placed, on the other hand, it is the steep broom wanted to retreat but no one can follow the estimate can only continue to do, which forms the impasse of "thinking up can not go, want to retreat can not".
This seems to be an accident, but in fact it reflects the big problem in Japanese politics, that is, the structural dilemma.
In recent years, Japan's politics has been less stable, you have been fighting between the parties, sometimes for opposition, and half of the good policy is forced to adjust, and it is difficult to form a long-term stable development plan.
And many politicians are only thinking about their political future, thinking about how to please the voters, consolidate their position, but do not really think about the long-term development of the country and the real interests of the people, so on, the impasse may have to last for a while.
Nevertheless, no matter how messy the Japanese political scene is, it is ultimately necessary to return to the right path to seek the well-being of the people and promote the stable development of the country.
Only by facing up to our own problems, choosing the right leaders and formulating reasonable policies can we break the current predicament. After all, what ordinary people want is not a lively political drama, but a stable life and a bright future.
National development is like sailing on a ship. Only when the person at the helm chooses the right direction and is clear-headed can we move forward smoothly in complex international storms and give everyone on board peace of mind.
Source: Observer Network — Senior MPs of the Japanese Self-Democratic Party proposed: not to let Gao Shui resign and re-elect
Global Times-Shigeru Ishiba responds to Takashi's election: I hope she will not lead Japan astray
In fact, after Takaichi Sanae was nominated as her successor, many elders in the party muttered privately, and even some factions directly said that if she was really allowed to come to power, the diplomatic and economic situation that had been stabilized before might be completely in chaos. This kind of opposition was not a few, and finally it directly led to her succession being completely impossible.
The matter of Takashii early seedling is not complicated to say. Her problems mainly lie in two points. On the one hand, she is too serious about the saying that "something is wrong in Taiwan." We all know that many Japanese politicians like to talk about it, but most of them are just words and don't really do it in practice. At most, they just have a sense of presence in diplomatic situations.
Not only did she repeatedly emphasize in her public speech the need to "include the response to Taiwan's problems in the security plan", but also prompted relevant departments to research the so-called "concrete programs to help Taiwan", which is the tendency to put the slogan into practice, so many people feel too extreme.
To know, Taiwan is an inseparable part of China, any act of striking Taiwan's ideas and undermining regional stability, would not be recognized by the international community, she is still so hard, nobody within the party is naturally willing to support her, after all, nobody wants to get Japan into unnecessary dispute.
On the other hand, she was too emotional when making decisions, not at all flexible, before there was a discussion about whether to increase people's livelihood subsidies, she disagreed with the opinions of officials in the financial sector, interrupted the other party's speech, and said "this matter must be done as I say", without considering the actual fiscal pressure.
Politics is all about judging the situation and adjusting strategies according to the actual situation, but she is better off. How can she handle state affairs well by her emotions? People who lack political flexibility simply can't afford such an important position as Prime Minister.
Looking at the attitude of the Japanese people, in fact, everyone's heart is clear, now the international situation is so complex, especially the influence of the two major Chinese and American countries is not small, Japan's most should do is to maintain balance in the middle, develop its economy well, for example, put more energy on improving pensions, education these people's livelihoods problems, rather than blindly engage in confrontation.
Many office workers in Tokyo say that prices are rising rapidly, but wages have not moved much. If Sino-Japanese trade is affected by politicians 'decisions, shopping will be more expensive and jobs may be unstable, and life will be even more difficult.
If you really get too close to one party and get into trouble with the other party, Japan itself will ultimately suffer, and the lives of ordinary people will also be affected. Everyone can see this clearly.
On the one hand, it is high-market early morning because too extreme can not be placed, on the other hand, it is the steep broom wanted to retreat but no one can follow the estimate can only continue to do, which forms the impasse of "thinking up can not go, want to retreat can not".
This seems to be an accident, but in fact it reflects the big problem in Japanese politics, that is, the structural dilemma.
In recent years, Japan's politics has been less stable, you have been fighting between the parties, sometimes for opposition, and half of the good policy is forced to adjust, and it is difficult to form a long-term stable development plan.
And many politicians are only thinking about their political future, thinking about how to please the voters, consolidate their position, but do not really think about the long-term development of the country and the real interests of the people, so on, the impasse may have to last for a while.
Nevertheless, no matter how messy the Japanese political scene is, it is ultimately necessary to return to the right path to seek the well-being of the people and promote the stable development of the country.
Only by facing up to our own problems, choosing the right leaders and formulating reasonable policies can we break the current predicament. After all, what ordinary people want is not a lively political drama, but a stable life and a bright future.
National development is like sailing on a ship. Only when the person at the helm chooses the right direction and is clear-headed can we move forward smoothly in complex international storms and give everyone on board peace of mind.
Source: Observer Network — Senior MPs of the Japanese Self-Democratic Party proposed: not to let Gao Shui resign and re-elect
Global Times-Shigeru Ishiba responds to Takashi's election: I hope she will not lead Japan astray