Yuichiro Tamaki, a member of the KDP, is getting anxious due to the “powerless” crisis… If the “1,030,000 yen barrier” stalls, it will have a great impact on this summer’s Upper House election.

He is furious that the three-party agreement has not been met.

Yuichiro Tamaki, leader of the People’s Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), is facing a critical moment.

Tamaki is currently suspended from his post due to an affair with a former gradol. The suspension is expected to be lifted in early March.

The National Democratic Party of Japan quadrupled its seats in the lower house in last year’s lower house election and was said to hold the political casting vote. Its key policy was the elimination of the so-called “1,030,000 yen barrier. He was supported by the public and was gaining momentum, but recently there have been whispers in political circles that Tamaki will be “neutralized.

A source in the Nagata-cho district revealed as much.

Last month, the Japanese people held talks with both the Liberal Democratic Party and the Public Sector Party and agreed to raise the 1,030,000 yen barrier to 1,780,000 yen. In response, the people agreed to the supplementary budget proposal, but then the autocrats “backtracked” with a proposal to raise the barrier from 1,030,000 yen to 1,230,000 yen. The government is now discussing a plan to raise the amount from 1,030,000 yen to 1,230,000 yen.

Mr. Tamaki responded, “It does not satisfy the three-party agreement.

Tamaki was furious, saying, “This is not in accordance with the three-party agreement.

Tamaki was furious, saying, “This does not meet the three-party agreement.

According to the DPJ’s proposal, a salaried worker with an annual income of 3 million yen would see a tax cut of 110,000 yen per year, but the ruling party’s proposal would only cut taxes by about 10,000 yen per year. The ruling party has no intention of increasing the take-home pay of the people.

The ruling party is not interested in increasing the take-home pay of the people,” he protested.