Literal hours after his first day started. He made a statement around 7 am that he would continue despite the story, and then stepped down around 8:30 am. It's actually funny how fast it went. I...
Literal hours after his first day started. He made a statement around 7 am that he would continue despite the story, and then stepped down around 8:30 am.
It's actually funny how fast it went.
I don't mind the delay either, we're used to slow formations.
I think it's the right decision, although it is just an allegation, it wouldn't be right for it to become the center of attention. Now they've enlisted Plasterk which I think is a good choice.
I think it's the right decision, although it is just an allegation, it wouldn't be right for it to become the center of attention.
Now they've enlisted Plasterk which I think is a good choice.
I have looked through his articles and you are right, sorry for that. I had heard he leans right wing now and i wrongly assumed he went down the deep end (probably an association with the recent...
I have looked through his articles and you are right, sorry for that. I had heard he leans right wing now and i wrongly assumed he went down the deep end (probably an association with the recent events with Lange Frans, Thierry Baudet, Marco Borsato...).
The negotiator appointed to seek out potential coalition partners for Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders has quit the job over fraud allegations.
Gom van Strien, a senator for Wilders’ Freedom party, stepped down on Monday morning — his first day in the job — delaying efforts to form a new government after last week’s parliamentary elections.
Literal hours after his first day started. He made a statement around 7 am that he would continue despite the story, and then stepped down around 8:30 am.
It's actually funny how fast it went.
I don't mind the delay either, we're used to slow formations.
I think it's the right decision, although it is just an allegation, it wouldn't be right for it to become the center of attention.
Now they've enlisted Plasterk which I think is a good choice.
Plasterk might sound like a cenrist option but he's gone more towards the conspiritorial/climate sceptic side lately from what I've seen.
That's hyperbole imho. But I'd like to hear some examples.
I have looked through his articles and you are right, sorry for that. I had heard he leans right wing now and i wrongly assumed he went down the deep end (probably an association with the recent events with Lange Frans, Thierry Baudet, Marco Borsato...).
Mirror, for those hit by the paywall:
https://archive.is/3nBQT