The focus of Angela de Jong has quickly shifted. Where she previously eagerly eagerly in the side of the Gordon and Wendy van Dijk-Achtigen Pore, Frans Timmermans now gets it.
Frans Timmermans found last night at the talk show table of Pauw & De Wit None other than the 2.0 version of Angela de Jong. The opinion diva appealed to the GroenLinks-PvdA leader for his response to the disturbances in The Hague, where it was demonstrated for a stricter asylum policy. He makes it all much in The Hague, she thinks.
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According to Angela, the riots are used by politicians to polarize. “I think that’s the reason that many people feel that it doesn’t really matter and so drop out. We all saw what happened in The Hague and I think we all thought that,” she starts.
She continues: “I don’t know anyone who said,” I really liked that. ” The first reactions of politicians who came were all of them all: “terrible, we shouldn’t want that,” and then you will see, partly due to the message from Mr. Timmermans, that it will immediately be a game of black pits in the Lower House in the course of Sunday. “
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Angela is annoyed that it soon becomes fingering. “Like:” It’s your fault! ” Then it only seems to go between politicians.
“And then I think as a simple citizen: ask yourself why so many people are still voting for those PVV. Why you don’t get it to a normal party and why 34 seats will soon be lost more or less. That people apparently have the idea that that is the only salvation they have. Go solve the problems underneath.”
“I want rental house!”
They really are not just extreme rioters, says Angela. “You also showed the video of that boy who interviewed Marieke de Vries last night and who I think has very real questions to politics, from:” Deliver a rental house. “
She continues: “His culprit may not be the right thing, because he blames the status holders, while it is actually your fault because there is not built in recent years – you as in The Hague. Those worries are of course real and they are real and there may be some understanding for that, I think, occasionally.”
Three politicians
All in all: what is Angela’s central message? “To turn it into a Hague game does not work!”
According to Frans you always have to make differences between parties. Angela: “Must? I don’t know. I understand that they are elections, but for the feeling, for example, I would have liked it pretty well if tonight three politicians of totally different parties were heard that were united: we don’t let this happen in the Netherlands.”