WEIRD: Macron Announces 35 Random Members of the Public Will Decide France’s Vaccine Rules


The French government is planning to allow a council of 35 randomly selected citizens to assist in formulating its COVID-19 vaccination program.

According to Bloomberg News, President Emmanuel Macron is set to cede decision making abilities regarding its COVID-19 vaccine efforts to a council of randomly selected citizens:

Further blurring its vaccine strategy, the government plans to select at random 35 citizens to form an ad-hoc committee charged with assessing the inoculation program as it unfolds. The plan has been derided as a gimmick by Macron’s political opponents and widely mocked on social networks.

The controversial plan adds to a long list of French government failures regarding the pandemic.

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Natalie Winters is an Investigative Reporter at the National Pulse and contributor to The National Pulse podcast.


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