The SPD in Europe, with the exception of the UK and maybe Scandanavia, has lost its integrity. That is why voters are turning away from the party. “The news was greeted with delight by flag-waving crowds in Bucharest, where pro- and anti-government demonstrations have brought tens of thousands of protestors to the streets in recent weeks.” Yes, EU citizens do so love their political elite.
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