It is natural for politicians to discuss policy with presidential candidates if they are allies.
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Liberal Democratic Party Vice President Taro Aso (former Prime Minister, 83 years old), who is visiting the United States, on the afternoon of April 23rd.
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Mr. Aso assumed that Mr. Trump would return in the presidential election in November.
As Mr. Aso is an “ally” of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, with whom Mr. Trump had a mutually important relationship, Mr. Aso is busy with his election campaign and court case.
Moreover, Mr. Aso cannot be treated poorly by Mr. Trump.
Mr. V, a political expert in Washington who is familiar with Japan-U.S. relations, sees it this way.
“For Mr. Trump, who is aiming for re-election, it would be a big deal if Japan, an ally of Japan, were to send such a big deal in anticipation of a “tiger” situation.
“Especially ‘hush money/diversion of political funds'”
“Of course, my rival in the presidential race, Joe
(Mr. Aso is Mr. Biden, Secretary of State Antony Blinken,
On April 6, Mr. Trump announced that former British Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary David
“This meeting was widely reported as it was announced in advance by the British Foreign Office, but
On this day, Mr. Trump also spoke at the Manhattan District Court in New York.
The verdict (guilt or innocence) is expected to be around July 4th, Independence Day.
Meanwhile, foreign leaders continue to “visit Trump.”
“It’s a sign that the world is looking forward to Trump’s comeback.”
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