Elections in the Netherlands – a government without radicals. And that's the end of the good news

Governments without complex, mutually contradictory coalitions are virtually impossible in Europe. Subsequent alliances, frequently called on by force, do not have a common agenda, agenda, or ability to truly influence the lives of voters. And the patience of the voters shrinks – they anticipate more and more extremist changes in a shorter time. The parties have no chance of maintaining their support. So everyone plays their own goal.