It turns out both of them will be--Noda in the Gifu #1 seat the pair contested in 2005 and Satō in the Tokyo #5 seat being vacated by the retiring Kosugi Takashi--himself a beneficiary of the Koizumi landslide of 2005.
What a wonderful "all's well that ends well" result for both of these impressive and attractive candidates.
If only we could hear what the pair of women were thinking, behind the smiles...
Photo courtesy: Nikkei Shimbun
If LDP Secretary-General Ibuki Bunmei and LDP Elections Measures Chairman Koga Makoto think they dodged a bullet on this one, they are complete effing fools.
Hey, this is good! You should do more of this stuff.
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Do you think if I keep commenting, one day, word verification will spit out mxyzptlk?
okumura-san:
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for the compliment, but nobody seems to have liked:
http://shisaku.blogspot.com/2007/12/fab-four-on-tour.html
Well, for starters, the image has to be funny on its own, which your previous effort was not. This one works as an editorial cartoon. Unfortunately, it won't work in a Japanese-language newspaper, since "piggies" will be lost in translation in the confines of a speech balloon.
ReplyDeleteWe need to start a "Get MTC a license for Photoshop" fund.
ReplyDeleteHe's probably using freeware.
ReplyDeleteIs there a Seiko Noda fan club? Besides this one: http://www.flickr.com/photos/the2belo/1855741175/sizes/o/in/photostream/
ReplyDeleteThere are so many subtle weird things in that picture.