Nicolas Jutzet, project manager at Institut Libéral and co-founder of the platform Liber-thé, is a liberal through and through, having read the works of Frédéric Bastiat, Benjamin Constant and Friedrich Hayek. This 27-year-old intellectual had already retired from political life last year. He had made a name for himself in the media, where he became a frequent contributor, by leading the French-speaking campaign for the «No Billag» initiative, calling for the abolition of the licence fee, and then, more recently, the first successful initiative of the Young Swiss Liberal-Radicals, aimed at linking the retirement age to life expectancy. I wanted to ask him what he thought of the French presidential campaign that has just ended. I covered the previous campaign with him, when he began his editorial career at Regard Libre and that his hope had a name: Macron. Since then, water has flowed under the bridge.
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