Zie hier een verhaal dat persbureau Reuters heeft overgenomen van het Nederlandse Novum (?). Nederlandse kiezers zouden willen dat zowel Balkenende als Wilders de politiek verlaat. Veel media in Nederland waaronder dagblad Trouw hebben dit verhaal letterlijk overgenomen. Onbekend is nog of de peiling is gehouden voor of na het sexschandaal rond J.P.
Zie: Sexschandaal in Nederland… ‘excuses’ Jan Peter B.
Voor de vele CDA’ers en PVV’ers onder ons, stel u gerust. Het is onzin! Uit de peiling blijkt namelijk dat een meerderheid van de Nederlanders NIET wil dat Balkenende en/of Wilders de politiek verlaat. Niet minder dan 71 procent wil Geert Wilders in de Nederlandse politiek houden en 78 procent wil Balkenende houden. Misschien alleen niet als premier.
Ach… journalisten en tellen moet u maar denken!

Hieronder de laatste peiling over politieke voorkeuren van Maurice de Hond.

TK 2006 - 19 mei - 26 mei

VVD 22 37 36
PvdA 33 31 29
CDA 41 24 25
PVV 9 16 17
GL 7 11 11
SP 25 10 11
D66 3 9 9
CU 6 8 8
SGP 2 2 2
PvdD 2 2 2

Dutch voters want PM, anti-immigrant leader to go

Forexyard.com - Dutch voters think Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende and anti-immigrant leader Geert Wilders should quit politics and prefer Labour Party leader Job Cohen as the next prime minister, a new poll showed on Sunday.
Some 29 percent of voters want anti-immigrant Freedom Party leader Wilders to leave politics, according to the Maurice de Hond poll for news service Novum. About 22 percent think Balkenende should quit politics. read on>>

Wilders, a polarising figure, led many polls early in the election cycle. His strength waned, though, as the election became less about the social issues he campaigns on and more about reforming the economy.

Balkenende, who has been prime minister since 2002, has consistently lagged in all measures of popularity in recent months. Nonetheless, his Christian Democrats are still seen as having a strong chance of being in the next coalition.

Asked separately about who they would prefer as the next prime minister, 23 percent chose Labour’s Job Cohen, followed closely by Liberal leader Mark Rutte with 21 percent.

Rutte’s Liberals, who trailed Labour in the polls by six seats in early April, now hold a seven-seat lead. [ID:nLDE61R08D]

The new poll also found a small majority of support — 53 percent — for the idea of the public directly electing the prime minister. Under the current system, the leader of the largest party in the ruling coalition typically becomes premier. (Reporting by Ben Berkowitz; Editing by Elizabeth Fullerton)

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