>UK >Germany >Brazil >Korea Why do countries choosing

>>78779740
>Why do countries choosing female leader suddenly stop growing?
Is that the reason why Japan will keep Abe rather than letting Koike to take his role as PM?

yeah women are shit for politics

>>78779775
Koike is a whining bitch, even if Abe will lose next election, her party will never take majority of Parliament.

>>78779928
What's your opinion on Hashimoto? He seemed like a capable guy to me

>>78779988
He was just another populist. I think he is actually a modest guy, (not insane psycho like Koike at least) but he had to play extreme right winger at that time.

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>>78779775
So, this is the japanese right wing...

>>78779740
>UK
Brexit
>Germany
Migrant crisis
>Brazil
Corruption
>Korea
Was always bank rolled by the Americans

Nothing to do with women

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>>78780575
Yes, it's more complicated than this. Brazil is being led by a male president and the country is in a much worse state than when Dilma left

>>78780575
>Brexit
Brexit itself is not the problem, rather it should be a positive factor for British economy.
>Migrant crisis
Supporting immigrants policy is what female voters do. Merkel herself is the primary reason of the crisis.
>Corruption
Brazil was always a corrupt nation, at least it was growing before Dilma
>Korea
The same as Brazil, a shit nation but at least it was growing before female leader.

>>78782258
The prime minister is 90% figurehead, John. And it's the parliament, not the PM makes most of the decisions.

>>78782258
Nah, economic crises are bonded to Capitalism. It needs them from time to time and Brazil would end up like this anyways

>>78782258
>rather it should be a positive factor for British economy
That's debateable and even if it's true it won't be made apparent in the short term
>Supporting immigrants policy is what female voters do
That's just a generalisation.
>at least it was growing before Dilma
Dilma isn't running shit.
>>78782258
>growing before female leader
There was growth during her presidency as well.