Glad that DPFP did not initially joined the suggested coalition last year to replace LDP.
Simply forming a coalition to oust a party, despite the fundamental differences in Individual/Party’s views and stances, etc. Will lead to no good results in the long term.
CDP repeatedly refused to clarify their stance when DPFP/Tamaki asked them on constitutional revision, etc.
Didn’t Komeito increased their seats as a result after this GE, due to proportional representation?
Interesting to see how Takaichi navigate internal politics within LDP now, since she has proved to be popular on her own.
Does she still need Taro Aso’s factional support or is she able to break out of Aso’s shadow to start her own factions so that no need to listen to his instructions?
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Glad that DPFP did not initially joined the suggested coalition last year to replace LDP.
Simply forming a coalition to oust a party, despite the fundamental differences in Individual/Party’s views and stances, etc. Will lead to no good results in the long term.
CDP repeatedly refused to clarify their stance when DPFP/Tamaki asked them on constitutional revision, etc.
Didn’t Komeito increased their seats as a result after this GE, due to proportional representation?
Interesting to see how Takaichi navigate internal politics within LDP now, since she has proved to be popular on her own.
Does she still need Taro Aso’s factional support or is she able to break out of Aso’s shadow to start her own factions so that no need to listen to his instructions?