Georgian PM says protesters aimed to topple the government, accuses EU of meddling

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Kobakhidze said that up to 7,000 people attended the rally but their "attempt to overthrow the constitutional order" had failed despite what he said was support from the EU.
50% : This includes political responsibility.
36% : "Recent statements falsely claiming that the EU seeks to destabilize Georgia, drag it into war or impose so-called 'non-traditional values,' constitute a deliberate attempt to mislead the public," it said in July.
34% : " There was no immediate comment from the EU on the claims, but in July the EU's diplomatic service rejected what it said was the "disinformation and baseless accusations" by the Georgian authorities about the EU's alleged role in Georgia.
33% : " He accused EU Ambassador Paweł Herczynski of meddling in Georgian politics and urged him to condemn the protests.

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