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たちあがれ日本 「明日を信じて走り出せ」 Details
たちあがれ日本 「明日を信じて走り出せ」
・たちあがれ日本 公式HP 先月、党のイメージソングが発表された時から何か作りたいな〜と思っていたのですが、色々忙しくて気が付いたら参議院選挙の数日前・・・公式動画を切り張りしただけの内容ですが、想いを込めて頑張って作りました。それにしても、動画を作ったのはなんだか久しぶりな気がする・・・あと、政治を題材にしたのは何気に初めてだったりします。あと、比例代表候補の村岡 敏英氏の動画だけ見つからなかったので除いてあります。決して仲間外れにしたワケじゃないんです。 本当にゴメンナサイ・・・新党「たちあがれ日本」ですが、メディアはまともな報道をしない為、世間では『立ち枯れ』だの『老人党』だの揶揄されています。が、好きなだけ言わせておけばいいんです。 連中がネガキャンするのは、真っ向から保守理念を掲げるこの党を恐れている事の裏返しなのでしょう。政界再編の起爆剤に・・・ 自分も微力ながらそのお手伝いができればと思っております。
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