>According to Dutch media, the Party for Freedom-led Cabinet was among the least productive of all time. But if the polls are anything to go by, voters seem ready to take Wilders at his word that it was not incompetence but sabotage by other parties and the Netherlands’ institutions that prevented the Party for Freedom from delivering.
Part of the problem was that literally the week after Wilders left, the three remaining government parties were fighting again. Routinely, the parliamentary groups of the government would even vote against its proposals. Then there was the whole mess with the Gaza-policy, and NSC leaving. So, it becomes really easy for PVV to say “Look, we clearly weren’t the (only) problem”.
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>According to Dutch media, the Party for Freedom-led Cabinet was among the least productive of all time. But if the polls are anything to go by, voters seem ready to take Wilders at his word that it was not incompetence but sabotage by other parties and the Netherlands’ institutions that prevented the Party for Freedom from delivering.
Part of the problem was that literally the week after Wilders left, the three remaining government parties were fighting again. Routinely, the parliamentary groups of the government would even vote against its proposals. Then there was the whole mess with the Gaza-policy, and NSC leaving. So, it becomes really easy for PVV to say “Look, we clearly weren’t the (only) problem”.