Aso, Hosoda on general election defeat

Aso, Hosoda on general election defeat

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Taro Aso (L), who doubles as president of the Liberal Democratic Party, and LDP Secretary General Hiroyuki Hosoda, Aso's right-hand man, appear downcast during a press conference at the LDP's headquarters in Tokyo on Aug. 30 with their party heading for a humiliating defeat in the House of Representatives election.

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