Pinhead to hopefully resign
Hashimoto may resign if his party fares badly in Tokyo assembly election
Osaka Mayor Toru Hashimoto said on Wednesday night that he may resign as co-leader of the Nippon Ishin No Kai (Japan Restoration Party) if the party fares poorly in Tokyo metropolitan assembly election.
At a press conference, Hashimoto told reporters, “If we do not gain support, I won’t be able to continue as joint leader,” but he did not say what would constitute an election disappointment, TV Asahi reported.
Why this racist woman hater wasn't forced to resign in May is beyond meCool-Biz suffers in the summer heat
The Seoul Metropolitan Government's "cool-biz" dress code aimed at reducing energy consumption and allowing staff to work in more comfortable clothes in summer has been a resounding flop.
The recommended dress code, introduced two years ago is short-sleeved shirt, shorts and sandals.
But the campaign only exists in name only, and not a single civil servants working for the city government entered City Hall in cool-biz look between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. on June 14, when the temperature was around 30 degrees.
It was complet anarchy as no biz was coolBetter dead than RED
Former president Lee Teng-hui (李登輝) yesterday sought to dispel a rumor that he had been a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) member, saying he had never applied for membership.
“However, to say that I was never involved with the CCP would be an overstatement,” he said when asked about the rumor during a question-and-answer session with reporters during a visit to Green Island (綠島).
Lee said he wanted to erase any doubts once and for all since “my political career is over.”
You know somewhere Joe "Everyones a Communist but me" McCarthy is smiling.
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