Guest on the set of “C tonight”(France 5) on January 5, Coralie Dubost returned to the current adoption of the vaccination pass. The deputy for La République en Marche banged her fist on the table in the face of the lack of support for this measure.
After three days of negotiations to say the least eventful, the vaccination pass was adopted in first reading by the deputies on January 6. Invited to discuss the issue on France 5 on Wednesday January 5 as part of the program C tonight, Coralie Dubost rebelled against the words of essayist Mathieu Slama declaring that the government was leading a politic “authoritarian to save lives”. “We are not going to enjoy our individual rights and freedoms in the same way because our collective is attacked by a virus”, Retorted the deputy LREM. And to continue: “And that, personally, it bothers me and it pisses a lot of people, but this is the real.”
The words of Coralie Dubost somewhat echoed Emmanuel Macron’s sentence pronounced in the columns of the Parisian January 4: “The unvaccinated, I have very want to piss them off.”For the deputy, it is impossible not to tighten the screw facing the advance of Covid-19 and its variants in France. “It’s not pleasant, but the Covid will disappear one day, we will come back to democracy”, She was thus justified before reaffirming the implication of the capacity to make things happen:“You can’t say that parliament is useless. […] We spend our time modifying texts.”
Fist raised against vaccine opposition
Coralie Dubost is on all fronts for defend the vaccine strategy at all costs of the government. On his Instagram account on January 5, the former companion of Olivier Véran had already castigated his opponents: “To the National Assembly, there is ‘Liberty’, for which I get up every morning. And then there is ‘The farce’ of oppositions which obstruct the debates on the organization of our freedoms in times of health crisis, tirelessly, every evening, until 2 am …“
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