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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : Media attempts to skewer von der Leyen over exchanges of text messages with the CEO of pharma giant Pfizer at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, as the EU scrambled to procure huge quantities of vaccines, have stumbled over her failure to disclose the contents.
41% : Despite efforts over decades to create a single European electorate with pan-European political parties, pan-European lead candidates and pan-European television debates, this election will be only tangentially about EU issues such as building common defences, reforming common fiscal rules, the EU's new common migration policy or even the joint fight against the climate crisis.

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