The “Old Media” shows its tense coverage of Shinji Ishimaru’s alleged violation of the Public Election Law and “the real popularity of Ishimaru

It is unclear whether the complaint will actually be accepted. A reporter in charge of metropolitan government affairs said

“The reporters are aware that the case is ‘almost gray, almost black. The rest will be left up to the discretion of the prosecutors.

The rest will be up to the prosecutors’ discretion.

Former “relatives” have also turned against him. Shinnosuke Fujikawa, the “god of elections” who served as “secretary general” of the campaign headquarters for the Tokyo gubernatorial election, has parted company with Ishimaru and told Bunshun about the allegations of violation of the Public Election Law.

I have no choice but to approve it,” he admitted on behalf of Ishimaru.

He admitted on behalf of Mr. Ishimaru that he “had no choice but to admit” to the allegations of violating the Public Election Law.

The fact that Mr. Fujikawa, who was the secretary general of the election campaign headquarters, admitted to the violation is a boost for the prosecutors. There are various theories as to the cause of the feud with Mr. Ishimaru, but it is said that Mr. Fujikawa felt alienated from him because of his petulant words. Recently, he sent a message to Mr. Fujikawa, who had been criticizing him in the media, saying, “Can you please stop that kind of thing?” He had sent a message to Mr. Fujikawa, who had been criticizing him in the media recently, saying, “Can you please stop doing that? Ishimaru is surrounded by yes-men.

Possibility of “It’s not my fault” campaign on social networking sites

Ishimaru’s approach has been to create an axis of confrontation with the old media and communicate it on social networking services, but this time he is on the defensive. The media are engaged in a fierce battle to cover the allegations,

TV Asahi is the most enthusiastic among them. The former in particular was harshly criticized by Ishimaru, and when he launched “The Way of Rebirth,” he boldly stated at a press conference that he would “hang him up. In the end, TV Asahi did not come to the press conference, not because they “ran away,” but because they decided that they did not need to bother with Mr. Ishimaru’s strategy. He decided not to go along with Mr. Ishimaru’s strategy because the video would be taken and uploaded anyway. TV Asahi is covering it with a different color of eye because of the history of the incident,” a source from a key station revealed.

A source at a key station said.

Ishimaru is now under the attack of the “old media. And now that even the “gods of elections” have abandoned him, does he have a chance in the Tokyo metropolitan assembly election in June?

According to journalist Tetsuo Suzuki, “Even if he violated the Public Offices Election Law, he would not be able to win the election,

According to journalist Tetsuo Suzuki, “Even if he is found to have violated the Public Offices Election Law, it would only be up to the treasurer and would not extend to Ishimaru, who lost the election for governor of Tokyo. In fact, Mr. Ishimaru, who is skilled in social networking strategies, may even make the violation of the Public Offices Election Law a topic of conversation by conducting a “I’m not a bad person” campaign. The Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly elections are based on a “midterm district system,” so to speak, and one can be elected even if he or she does not come out on top. The Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly members will probably fight for the last seat in the election against LDP members who are struggling with the “slush fund” issue. There is a good chance that he can win that race. Fujikawa’s departure from the race will not have much of an impact.

At a press conference on February 26, Ishimaru was asked if he would take responsibility if he were found guilty of violating the Public Election Law,

No,” he replied. Even in the worst case scenario, there will be no obstacle to his political activities on the road to recovery.

Ishimaru was adamant. The counterattack by the old media, which Ishimaru has been “poking fun” at, has just begun, but it seems that Ishimaru’s popularity is still alive and well.