“Everything can be digital, for Open Vld there is a problem”: voorzittersverkiezingen dreigen uit te draaien op a “farce” | Inland

On September 23rd, Open Vld is a new party. Tom Ongena – the next year will be appointed as interim leader for premier De Croo – will have two people: Vincent Stuer and Bert Schelfhout. For the first time, you should have the new buildings in the new neighborhoods with a meeting and the right-wing law enforcement system can be used digitally. The gang of zaken is afraid of being exposed to the base.

“The two total candidates were organized according to the manner in which they were organized. En terecht,” says wetstraat journalist Hannelore Simoens. “What for a farce is this,” sounds the scherp. “First he was a candidate and had De Croo personally announced himself, now he is a candidate, so the hebbs have less of a chance to win the campaign.”

Many local Open Vld’ers hekelen vooral that he geen online stemming can plaatsvinden, a frustration the Simoens can handle. “Now that everything can be organized digitally, that is a problem for Open Vld. He has his own hands and has a lot of costs and a lot of chaos.”

Come the next day we will have to leave the city in Brussels to leave the country. Volgens onze politieke journaliste a needle for the two presidential candidates. The physical stemming can be as small as 1,200 LEDs and the stem is placed in places of 16,000 LEDs. “I can tell you that he has a lot of friends and friends from De Croo and Ongena aanwezig zullen zijn and he geen plaats is voor leden waar mee ontevredenheid is over the party top. The two other candidates make less chances anyway.”

“Open Vld was ooit de eerste partij die trots was op haar ledendemocratie, maar ik vraag me af wat er nu nog van overblijft,” Aldus Simoens. “Now that it’s organized, there’s no other way that Ongena would be cooked. When he was still digitally taken, the situation was different, but it was small in size.”

The Wetstraat staat niet enkel in rep en roer over the internal keuken van Open Vld, maar also over the coming begrotingsonderhandelingen within the Vlaamse regering. The regering buigt zich vanaf vandaag over the begroting. CD&V is a hard game and costs extra money for children’s play. The forse uitspraak van CD&V-voorzitter Sammy Mahdi- “When he came to invest in the children’s program, he came to September declaration” – this time the regering was written.

“Ze play het toch weer hard,” says VTM NIEUWS journalist Hannelore Simoens. “CD&V wants to be heard by the children.” Volgens Simoens wants to go on a long trekking trip, but that’s not the case. “All parties want him to make extra investments in the children’s surgery. Everyone is here over there. The discussion should be about the future and the money will come back.”

The aim is to make this the biggest tricky point that can be made. “N-VA is available in all areas where the extra money comes from the CD&V departments themselves (think maar aan welzijn, volksgezondheid of gezin, red.).” Simoens does really have an opportunity to “stop the party policy game”.

Volgens hair can be used in the on-trading operation “hardly lost” and in the “race on the first day of the race”, in which case the September declaration can be made. I don’t think it’ll ever happen again. All parties are conquered by someone who can afford something that was really different last year. CD&V plays the wrong world, the state is open to a compromise.