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YankeeX
Desperate to keep his job
nosuke
This clown is always smoking n joking at the expense of course taxes. Veto his arse out of office
nosuke
This clown Kishida has done nothing positive for this nation
William77
Ineffective and nationalist like his predecessor.
Redemption
I can’t keep up with all these stimulus packages. All I know for sure is that the money ain’t coming to me.
Derek Grebe
It doesn’t matter when the election is.
The LDP will be re-elected and continue their 30+ years of failure.
The voters will say shoganai and bite down on another sh!te sandwich which will last until the next election at which point they will vote for another sh!te sandwich.
Nothing is going to change here. The electorate just keeps asking for sandwiches.
SapperJon
Only 17 trillion yen! more debt added to the nation. So 17 trillion yen on top off 1.30 quadrillion yen. One day you'll have to pay this back or sell your souls.
thepersoniamnow
LOL!
Is this an annual multiple occurrence?
Why yes it is! Every year the PM (regardless of who) threatens to or not to dissolve parliament because of his job rating.
travelbangaijin
Replace the lower house with Antony Blinken!
shogun36
how about he just GET out? Do everyone a favor.
great one track mind.
where did they find this clown?
TokyoLiving
In the picture...
The ruin of Japan...
リッチ
Of course. He wants his end of year bonus. Government paid end of year parties and new year parties. Why rock the sinking ship.
Septim Dynasty
If Kishida is out, everything won't get better. You will get the same LDP elites under the payrolls of the US and Unification Church.
Since Kishida, Japan actively advocates to sell itself for BlackRock, and foreign investors as the Yen goes towards the territory of hyperinflation. Kishida can't retire as he needs to implement his assets management zones (Dejima) to sell out Japan for the highest foreign bidders. When the plan is in full force, Kishida and his fellow LDP elites will flee the sinking ship of Japan with the highest paydays of their lives.