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The left-wing parties are misogynistic – and Japan’s old media continues to promote those who speak them. –

In the recent the Liberal Democratic Party(hereinafter called LDP) of Japan presidential election, Sanae Takaichi became the first female president of the LDP.

The old media consistently maintained its biased coverage and hostile stance toward Councilor Takaichi, repeatedly manipulating public opinion to make other candidates appear overwhelmingly favored.
(If children imitate the same behavior, it’s bullying. Currently, the old media is promoting bullying among children.)
Do the old media still believe they have influence and can manipulate public opinion ?

Many citizens are well aware of the biased coverage by the old media and are actively gathering information themselves through social media.
This fact has become clear since the recent the governor election in Hyogo Prefecture.

This LDP president election was an unusual contest, because not only the Komeito party which forms a coalition government with the LDP, but also within the LDP itself there are many Diet members who are anti-Councilor Sanae Takaichi, led by former Prime Minister Ishiba and former Prime Minister Kishida.From this LDP presidential election, it became clear that many Diet members regardless of party prioritize ‘special interests over the citizens’.
In fact, during the last LDP president election, Prime Minister Ishiba was elected through a Diet member vote, disregarding the will of many LDP members.
In fact, during the previous LDP president election, Prime Minister Ishiba was elected through a Diet member vote, disregarding the will of many LDP members.
I could find no difference between the Kishida/Ishiba administration and the Constitutional Democratic Party(hereinafter called CDP) of Japanese Communist Party (hereinafter called JCP).

October 4: LDP president election

First Vote
As expected, Councilor Sanae Takaichi supported by many LDP members came in first.
Since no candidate secured a majority, a runoff vote will be held between the top two candidates.
This follows the same pattern as the previous LDP presidential election. Once again, are party members’ opinions being disregarded?

Second Vote
Defying many predictions, Diet member Sanae Takaichi won the Diet member vote as well.
Did Diet members think that if they disregarded party members’ opinions, they would lose their cooperation and support in the next election?

At this moment, Japan’s first female LDP president was elected.

On the day of the LDP presidential election, it was even claimed that Japan’s first female Prime Minister would be elected.
However, from this moment onward, blatant and insidious attacks from self-identified liberal leftists (the party) begin.
As expected, the old media is manipulating public opinion with malicious coverage, cutting out only parts of the new president Sanae Takaichi’s words.

Self-identified liberal leftists keep demanding, “Hire more females! This is misogynistic!” and “Embrace diversity!” However, The Social Democratic Party leader Mizuho Fukushima, The Constitutional Democratic Party(hereinafter called CDP) of Japan Councilor Reiko Matsushita, and self-identified feminist leftists who keep repeating this claim are making remarks that clearly aim to divide females, such as “Only LDP president Takaichi absolutely must not become the first female Prime Minister.”
We feel that this remark is discriminatory and blatantly misogynistic.
The leader of a major political party and a Diet member made discriminatory and dictatorial remarks aimed at excluding people with differing ideologies.
As usual, the old media has not criticized these remarks at all. ( It is exactly the same ideology. )

The CDP took the lead in scheming to field a unified opposition candidate, in order to prevent Sanae Takaichi, the LDP president who declared to protect Japan to become 1st female Prime Minister.
The CDP has requested for talks with the Democratic Party for the People(hereinafter called DPP) and the Japan Innovation Party(hereinafter called JIP), despite their fundamentally different basic government policies simply because they have many Diet members. Furthermore, it seems they have even reached out to parties like Reiwa Shinsengumi and Japanese Communist Party (hereinafter called JCP) of Japan.
How can a government formed by parties with disparate basic government policies and ideologies possibly govern the nation?
In other words, given their recent words and actions, it seems that this purpose is to prevent the election of a female prime minister.

The CDP’s miscalculation is that fewer opposition parties are joining coalitions simply under the banner of ‘opposition cooperation,’ setting aside their basic government policies and ideologies.
In fact, several opposition parties have clearly stated that their government policies and ideologies are very close to those of LDP president Sanae Takaichi.

Let’s look closely see to the prime ministerial nomination election on October 21st.
The election of Japan’s first female Prime Minister will mark a turning point for this nation.
We are also interested in how the political party landscape will look at that time.

Reference: The Sankei Shinbun (2025/10/06)
https://www.sankei.com/article/20251005-5RTHSOTRNBCLJPENOCQCAPZ3UA

Reference: The Sankei Shinbun (2025/10/08)
https://www.sankei.com/article/20251006-65EHRQLP2ZDLTA3TW6MRV4AUZU

Reference: The Sankei Shinbun (2025/10/14)
https://www.sankei.com/article/20251011-LX7O2KNKMJKPHEZWY3LTQR3R2Q

Reference: TOYO KEIZAI ONLINE(2025/10/12)
https://toyokeizai.net/articles/-/907697?display=b

Reference: SHUKAN ZYOSEI PRIME (2025/10/13)
https://www.jprime.jp/articles/-/38618


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2025/10/19