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| - | The Jonge Democraten (in English: Young Democrats, commonly abbreviated to JD) is a social-liberal political youth organization. With over 3000 members, it is one of the largest political youth organizations in the Netherlands. Although politically | + | The Jonge Democraten (in English: Young Democrats, commonly abbreviated to JD) is a social-liberal political youth organization. With over 3000 members, it is one of the largest political youth organizations in the Netherlands. Although politically independent, |
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| JD has served as a training ground for numerous prominent figures in Dutch politics and public life, including: | JD has served as a training ground for numerous prominent figures in Dutch politics and public life, including: | ||
| - | **Rob Jetten** – Former | + | **Rob Jetten** – Prime minister of the Netherlands, |
| **Wouter Koolmees** - Former minister of social affairs, current director NS (national rail) | **Wouter Koolmees** - Former minister of social affairs, current director NS (national rail) | ||
| - | **Jan Paternotte** – Former JD President and member of the House of Representatives | + | **Jan Paternotte** – Former JD President and parliamentary leader for D66 in the House of Representatives. |
| **Sjoerd Warmerdam** – Former JD President and European policy advisor, former member of the House of Representatives. | **Sjoerd Warmerdam** – Former JD President and European policy advisor, former member of the House of Representatives. | ||