Corona critic: Marco Rima wants to be in the Council of States

The Corona measures have been in place since over a year of history. Many opponents of the restrictions, however, do not give up and look to Bern. Now Marco Rima, who is with critical statements against the Federal Council noticed, in the federal building.

The comedian is a candidate for the Council of States in the canton of Zug. He is non-party, as he announced on his Facebook account on Thursday. “The political art of having a controversial but respectful exchange with a wide variety of opinion leaders has been criminally torpedoed by the Federal Council, Parliament and the media in the last three years, which has led to major upheaval among the population and cracks in our democracy,” writes Rima.

Rima is not running “as a classic people’s representative or representative of interests for the Council of States, but also wants to be an alternative for all those fellow human beings who feel marginalized, left behind and cheated by politics,” he continues.

In addition to Rima, other heads of the anti-measures movement are also drawn to Bern. Nicolas A. Rimoldi, President of the “Massvoll” association, is a candidate for the National Council in the canton of Zurich.

Daniel Stricker is also flirting with a candidacy. The Thurgau measures critic, who recently with a bizarre appearance in court Made headlines announced the founding of the “Freedom Party” on Sunday. He also released a song entitled “Make Switzerland Winnetou again”.