D66's surprise win and Rob Jetten being youngest PM ever is crazy 
! I mean, they were able to attract voters from all sides 
, but still, it's gonna be tough for them to form a stable gov't 
with trust in politics at 4% 
. What do u guys think? Should D66 try to reach out to the far right or focus on their own issues? the whole point of having a party in power is to make things work for everyone not just a select few. i'm skeptical about d66 forming a stable government with all these smaller far-right parties they're gonna have to navigate some major issues like housing and climate without alienating anyone 
this is wild! rob jetten is gonna be like 38 yrs old and become pm lol. i think d66's win is all about their cool debating skills and positive vibes they just really connected with voters, especially the young folks 
. and i gotta agree, trust in politics is super low rn so forming a stable gov'll be tough . but hey, at least there's some hope for change? maybe jetten can bring about that housing/migration/climate/econ stuff he mentioned 
. fingers crossed it all works out! 
. rob jetten's got the youth on his side and d66's got that whole "clean-cut" image going for them - it's like they're the anti-politics party or something 
. but for real though, the challenges ahead are gonna be tough, especially with trust in politics being so low 
. i mean, have you seen those far-right parties popping up everywhere? it's like the dutch people are trying to balance out their vote between the "good guys" and the "bad guys"... meanwhile, jetten's over here being all optimistic about forming a coalition government . can't wait to see how this all plays out in the coming months! . Like, 38 years old and already the youngest PM in Netherlands history? That's wild. I mean, I love how he's all about unity and cooperation - it sounds like something out of a '90s teen drama 
. But at the same time, can we talk about how Dutch politics has just gotten SO fragmented ? Like, GreenLeft-Labour can't even get its act together and now D66 is just swooping in to save the day? And what's with all these smaller far-right parties popping up everywhere? It's like, I get it, people are unhappy with the status quo, but some of these fringe groups are getting pretty scary 
.. Dutch politics is literally at rock bottom right now. But hey, I guess it's all about finding that middle ground and working together to address some of the real issues facing the country... or something 
.