There is no question of European commissioner and VVD supporter Neelie Kroes becoming prime minister if the Liberals emerge as the biggest party after the June 9 general election, according to party elders in the AD on Tuesday.
It is only hypothetical in the case of a minority cabinet, Liberal MP Stef Blok was quoted as saying. ‘But we are not considering that to be an option,’ Blok said.
Kroes’s name has been mentioned several times as a potential prime minister in place of campaign and party leader Mark Rutte.
Rutte is widely regarded as the big winner of Sunday’s televised debate between the leaders of the four biggest parties.
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