and they begin to be scored by what to say rather than how to talk

The following is from this morning's Sankei selection. 
'We can't save the disaster area by just snuggling up.'
At TEPCO Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, the words of the former environmental minister, Yoshiaki Harada, about the increasing amount of treated water after pollution purification, are 'hitting the nail on the head.'
Immediately before retirement, he aroused some people's antipathy saying 'There is no other option than to release (diluted treated water into the ocean) and dilute.'
But it was a statement on his preparedness.
▼ Radioactive substance 'tritium' contained in treated water is present in large quantities in nature and is so weak that it is shielded by a sheet of paper and cannot penetrate the skin.
Even when ingested in the body, it is rapidly discharged, and every country in the world releases it to the sea very usually.
However, in consideration of the affected areas concerned about the increase in reputational damage, it has been accumulated in storage tanks so far.
▼ Tank fills up after several years.
Mr. Harada's direct statement was something someone had to say.
However, Shinjiro Koizumi, the succeeding minister, did not take this occasion.
'I am frankly sorry.'
It apologized for the simpleness when it had an interview with the person concerned about the fishery in Fukushima Prefecture on the 12th.
▼ '(Release to the ocean) becomes a serious international issue that can affect the global marine environment.'
South Korea immediately led to unreasonable criticism of Japan at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) meeting on the 16th.
Mr. Koizumi, when asked at a press conference on the 20th of this matter, did not refute the word in a vague manner.
▼ The 37th President of the United States, Nixon, in his book 'What is a leader,' talks about a new politician who speaks eloquently and speaks eloquently and surprises the media and colleagues.
'The initial rarity fades away quickly, and they begin to be scored by what to say rather than how to talk, and soon we can see that it is just a chat.'
Of course, Mr. Koizumi is not a newcomer.
He is a minister who bears the heavy responsibility expected of his ability to communicate.
That's why we want you to show its actual value.