You would think that, but the conservative liberals, conservative centrist christians, conspiratorial farmers all seem to want to work together with Wilders, and for an important and meant to be neutral and devoid of any open party affiliation we picked an anti-semite (of the Soros type). (It remains to be seen how bad this is, for previous people of their position the importance of the position overruled their party affiliation, but I don't have much faith in new right people holding onto decorum).

And atm they seem to be mostly arguing that a few things Wilders want are incompatible with our constitution (which isn't that strong, and well the job of the gov is also to change the constitution so I'm a bit worried they are worried about that, and not that wilders plans are horrible. A bit of a 'make sure your murders are legal!' situation). Granted they are saying 'the constitutional protections first, and after that we are going to argue about the specific things Wilders and we want, but still.

But yes, our multi member thing offers quite a bit of protections.