日本を豊かに強く、優しくしてくれる政党？！

 石破内閣の支持率が前月から4.3ポイント下落し、37.1％となった背景には、いくつかの要因が考えられます。
1. 政治資金問題への不信感
 自民党内での裏金問題が長引いており、これが内閣の支持率低下に影響を及ぼしていると考えられます。
2. 外交政策への懸念
 石破首相とトランプ大統領との関係が良好でないとの指摘や、中国寄りと見られる外交姿勢に対して、国民の間で不安や不満が高まっている可能性があります。特に、保守層からは伝統的な日米関係の重視を求める声が強く、現政権の外交方針に対する批判が支持率低下の一因となっていると考えられます。
3. 政策のリベラル化への批判
 石破首相は「保守リベラル」の立場を取っており、選択的夫婦別姓の導入など、多様性を尊重する政策を推進しています。しかし、これらの政策は一部の保守層から「リベラル色が強い」との批判を受け、伝統的な価値観を重視する有権者の支持離れを招いている可能性があります。
4. 経済政策への不満
 物価高や賃上げ対策など、経済政策に対する国民の不満も支持率低下の要因と考えられます。これらの要因が複合的に作用し、石破内閣の支持率低下を招いていると考えられます。特に、保守層からの支持離れが顕著であり、伝統的な保守路線への回帰を求める声が高まっています。
 LGBT法案の成立なども含めて安部さんがなくなってから保守というよりはリベラル化が深まっています。さりとて野党も明確に保守を鮮明にしている党は皆無と言っていい状況です。真に日本を豊かに強く、優しくしてくれる政党が現れることを期待したいですね。

There are several possible reasons behind the Ishiba Cabinet's 4.3-point drop in approval rating from the previous month to 37.1%.

1. Distrust over political funding
　The LDP's illicit fund issue has been dragging on, which is thought to have contributed to the Cabinet's drop in approval rating.

2. Concerns over foreign policy
　There is a possibility that public anxiety and dissatisfaction is growing over the criticism that Prime Minister Ishiba's relationship with President Trump is not good, and his foreign policy stance is seen as leaning to China. In particular, conservative voters are calling for the traditional Japan-U.S. relationship to be emphasized, and criticism of the current administration's foreign policy is thought to be one of the reasons for the drop in approval rating.

3. Criticism of the liberalization of policies
　Prime Minister Ishiba takes a "conservative liberal" stance, and is promoting policies that respect diversity, such as the introduction of optional separate surnames for married couples. However, these policies have been criticized by some conservative voters as being "too liberal," which may be causing voters who value traditional values ​​to lose their support.

4. Dissatisfaction with economic policies
　Public dissatisfaction with economic policies, such as measures to combat rising prices and wage increases, is also thought to be a factor in the decline in support. It is believed that the combined effects of these factors are causing the Ishiba Cabinet's decline in support. In particular, the loss of support from conservative voters is noticeable, and there are growing calls for a return to a traditional conservative line.
Since Abe's death, the country has become more liberal than conservative, including the passage of the LGBT bill. However, it is safe to say that there are no opposition parties that are clearly conservative. I hope that a political party will emerge that will truly make Japan richer, stronger, and kinder.