VVD Faces Criticism in Election Debate
The VVD and its party leader, Dilan Yeşilgöz, were heavily criticized in an election debate on RTL Nieuws by the D66, CDA, and GroenLinks-PvdA parties.
The other parties accused the VVD of being increasingly far-right, out of touch with the current zeitgeist, particularly with their housing policy, and having anti-social healthcare plans.
Jetten said he had hoped Yeşilgöz would “learn her lessons” after the failed collaboration with the PVV in the current twice-collapsed Cabinet.
- The VVD's plans are becoming increasingly extreme, according to D66 leader Rob Jetten.
- The party wants to make more cuts to development cooperation and is not doing enough to achieve climate goals.
- The VVD plans to cut €1.5 billion from education and innovation, which Jetten believes is bad for the investment climate for entrepreneurs.
Author's summary: VVD faces criticism for far-right policies.
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