Regarding the issue reported by the Akahata newspaper that the LDP had transferred 20 million yen in party subsidies to a party branch headed by a candidate who had been disrespected due to a faction slush fund scandal, Secretary-General Moriyama Hiroshi said on the 23rd, “The money was paid to the party branch as activity expenses for party expansion, with the intention that the branch would work hard as a party organization to expand the party’s influence. It is not provided to the candidate. “Just as the prefectural chapters are working hard, our intention is for them to work hard as an organization to expand the party’s influence,” he said in a release. According to Akahata, the party sent a “Branch Political Party Subsidy Payment Notice” from Secretary-General Moriyama to the branch accounting officers on the 9th. The notice stated that the branch party would receive a subsidy of 20 million yen from political party subsidies. There were eight candidates who were not officially endorsed but remained as party branch chairs. Mainichi Shimbun.
>>1 If it’s a proportional representation district, non-official endorsement in the single-seat district doesn’t matter, and if it’s a single-seat district, non-official endorsement in the proportional representation district doesn’t matter. There are single-seat constituencies and proportional representation constituencies, so it’s outrageous to say that you can’t give money to the election campaign just because one of them is not officially endorsed. >>1.
There are so many threads popping up with different sources about the same story. The Liberal Democratic Party must have asked you to put out the fire.
>>8 Well, that’s true. Even if they hand out billions of yen from the Cabinet Secretariat’s secret funds, which are taxpayers’ money, to the ruling and opposition parties without needing receipts, it’s up to the government and organizations to decide how to use the money.
[Sad news] LDP: “The 20 million yen is a branch activity fee, not an official recognition fee” [115996789] https: //greta.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/poverty/1729659744/.
>>34>>1 The Constitutional Democratic Party also spends research commission fees, which are secret funds that are not reported in the recipient’s political funding report. If the kickbacks from the Abe faction are slush funds, then the Constitutional Democratic Party is also spending slush funds.
Ishiba, Moriyama, Suga, and Kishida are the enemies of LDP members. This time, the LDP and Komeito must not lose their majority. Those in the districts that support Takaichi should vote for the LDP. Those in the districts that support Ishiba should vote for the opposition party that is likely to win. For proportional representation, the only choice is the People’s Party, that’s the right answer.
>>55 Are they going to issue another proclamation to restore the monarchy? It’s so exciting. It’s so exciting that the LDP headquarters building will look like Aizu-Wakamatsu Castle.
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