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© Thomson Reuters 2024.Japan election may force ruling party into power-sharing deals
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sakurasuki
So finally there'll be some compromise in way things being done in Japan?
Aly Rustom
Japan's voters could end more than a decade of Liberal Democratic Party dominance on Sunday, forcing the ruling party into power-sharing deals that could undermine the country's leadership.
If only....
the centre-left CDPJ could try to cobble together an administration from a patchwork of opposition parties.
this strategy will not work if that patchwork does not have a shared group of ideas. It will lead to more infighting, and cause any opposition to the LDP to crumble. And with that idiot Noda at the helm, I am not optimistic at all. I thought Edano was a much better leader
Roller Roller
Yes!
obladi
I'm not sure why Kishida is in the picture. Also, the two security guys don't seem to be doing much to keep him safe.
shogun36
It's all he knows how to do, pose for photos
what leadership? undermine all of them. they get nothing done anyway
Simon Foston
This is. big part of the problem - enough important people in these lawmakers' constituencies feel that they're still going to get their backs scratched if they keep supporting them, and they care less about parties than local politicians' personal 'brands.' Presumably the opposition parties realise these questionable candidates are hard to beat so they won't waste funds on candidates to run against them.
Hello Kitty 321
They are already in a power-sharing deal with Komeito.
fluffy_canyons
It would be a miracle…
itsonlyrocknroll
Hold your breath time?
Could the J people electorate at least temporarily pull the plug on continuous LDP ruling government?
Or deliver a sound pollical kick up the jacksy
Former Prime Minister Fumio Kishida grin smile, almost ear to ear, says it all, "nothing to do with me"
dan
Please get the LDP out .
iron man
A little warning guys, there was another recent election c 140W of you recently creating a long-awaited change in leadership party, woe and behold newly elected party seniors were straight into the personal sponsorhip system whilst announcing tax rises , without revealing who would pay more, maybe the devil you know is a little more predicable if moderated correctly. Your choice, I do not vote in either election
Aoi Azuuri
Former PM Kishida victimized over 100 thousand social vulnerables and abandoned Noto peninsula where strong quake and tsunami hit.
He hasn't taken its responsibility of political negligence at all, but he can smile to camera unlike victim or bereaved family.