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Pepijn van Houwelingen wrote that a motion against the increase of the deductible in healthcare was narrowly rejected on Tuesday. According to him, besides the coalition parties, others like JA21 also voted against it. https://t.co/3jvDMXbdsb #zorg #politiek #gezondheid (translated)

Pepijn van Houwelingen wrote that a majority of the House of Representatives, according to him, did not want to rule out that young people would be imprisoned in the future if they did not fill out the Defense survey. According to him, in addition to the coalition parties, the elderly party, CU, SGP, and JA21 had no objections to that either. https://t.co/qqDlTtO73n #Defensie #Jongeren #Politiek (translated)

JA21 stated that other parties were ignoring the causes of increasing homophobia according to the party. The party wrote that it wanted to map those causes and that R. Clemminck had submitted a motion this week to investigate the link between Islam and homophobia. https://t.co/J2YcPUji2t #homohaat #JA21 #onderzoek (translated)

Bas Paternotte wrote that Simon Ceulemans (JA21) said that Maastricht University had an employee who advised students on applying for asylum. Bart van den Brink (CDA) had reportedly called this undesirable and promised to inquire about it with his colleague Rianne Letschert (D66). https://t.co/kZMN3gUNxp #onderwijs #asiel #UniversiteitMaastricht (translated)

JA21 wrote that the Cabinet admitted to the left and rolled back reforms in social security according to the party. The party stated that the costs should be covered by reducing government spending, not by raising taxes. JA21 also reported that a motion by Michiel Hoogeveen had been adopted. #socialezekerheid #overheid #JA21 (translated)

JA21 wrote that amplified Islamic call to prayer was heard several times a day in public spaces, was unwanted by many, and created an exceptional position. The party therefore opposed amplified calls. Joost Eerdmans said: "We don't put the preacher on the roof either." https://t.co/Fmjt598LBn #religievrijheid #Nederland #maatschappij (translated)

JA21 wrote that the European Court forced the Netherlands to process over 140,000 asylum applications from Ukrainians. According to the party, this meant that the Netherlands was at risk of being liable for even more penalties for asylum seekers than the 377 million euros that were already set aside. JA21 announced that it would immediately submit a motion to prevent this. https://t.co/5oxSDQD4o7 #asielzoekers #Oekraïne #Nederland (translated)

The SGP wrote that the Islamic confession of faith was increasingly being heard loudly in the streets of the Netherlands. According to the party, Islam thus demanded a more dominant place in public space than other religions. The SGP and JA21 submitted an initiative law. https://t.co/pCt38UVSLW #Islam #Nederland #Religie (translated)

JA21 wrote today in De Telegraaf that the party, together with the SGP, submitted a bill to limit amplified calls to prayer from mosques. According to JA21, the exceptional position that mosques were using could no longer be justified. https://t.co/rve4pGhXkj #religievrijheid #wetsvoorstel #moskeën (translated)

Gerard de Boer wrote that JA21 and SGP wanted a ban on the amplified Islamic call to prayer. He stated that the Council of State had described a ban on it last year in a report as "a far-reaching restriction of freedom of religion" and referred to the Council as the "D66 Council of State." https://t.co/vNOdX5XwJp #vrijheidvangodsdienst #politiek #Nederland (translated)

"Before you know it, something suddenly becomes practice without the Chamber having had the opportunity to debate it. Regardless of whether it is desirable, it is also practically impossible to ask schools to provide a student who speaks Turkish with explanations in Turkish about the material he needs." #onderwijs #leesvaardigheid #taalonderwijs (translated)

Jonathan Krispijn wrote that a decline in the PVV was attributed by some to the left-wing media, that of JA21 to competition, and that of BBB to a lack of broadening. He stated that only a decline in FVD would have tweets mentioned as an explanation. He wondered in which illusion people were living. #PVV #politiek #Nederland (translated)

Superjan wrote that according to him, the CDA had temporarily split into BBB, NSC, and the CDA itself during the penultimate elections. He predicted that the VVD would similarly disintegrate into Monatoetje, VVD, Gidi, and JA21 in the upcoming elections. According to him, this would lure away supporters and create a way to defraud FVD out of polls and media coverage. He called that obvious. #Verkiezingen #Politiek #NederlandsPolitiek (translated)

Jonathan Krispijn wrote that, according to him, there were countless reasons, including that Lidewij was less in the spotlight and the media constantly gave a platform to Mona and JA21. He also mentioned the wealth tax and Wilders' renewed plea for a Nexit, during which he spoke disparagingly about people who supported it. #politiek #Nederland #media (translated)

News of the Day reported that the VVD reached 12 seats in the latest poll by Maurice de Hond, the lowest number in 18 years. According to the report, JA21 rose to 20 seats, the highest score ever. De Hond wrote that the rapprochement with PRO drove additional VVD voters to JA21. #nieuwsvandedag https://t.co/RNMT67piQt #VVD #JA21 #politiek (translated)

Maurice de Hond wrote that the VVD matched its lowest score ever recorded in 2008 with 12 seats in a new poll. According to him, JA21 achieved a record score of 20 seats, while FVD lost ground to the PVV. https://t.co/gxMvJ4BOa8 https://t.co/T2uThEMvrt #politiek #verkiezingen #Nederland (translated)