“The Shadow Prime Minister’s Call for Change in a Divided Political Landscape”

The shadow prime minister speaks

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Windmills grind birds out of the meadow, bakers try to keep their ovens above 120 degrees and fishermen haul in their nets, often for the last time. The provinces put together their new coalitions and do all this without D66, which itself had excluded the BBB in advance. On television, one benefits child. In the Chamber, a brisante gas contribution. Two rooms away, the slumbering one peat fire under a coalition that has already fallen, about the doom and gloom of the climate goals. A left-wing opposition that manages to divide the house against itself even in a LAT relationship, from internal anger in licks external wounds. The last European Summit was in the province held, only the slowly fading voice of Mark echoes in The Hague calls for Sigrid. And in Zwolle, in his own time and pace, but with the weight of the highest expectations on his shoulders, one man continues to toil on the restoration of the House of Thorbecke.

“In the current political order it is no longer left versus right, but human versus technocratic. And that dividing line runs right through the political landscape. We urgently need fresh air.”