While President Joseph Biden’s bid for the 2024 ticket has not yet been officially announced, a number of rumors have surfaced, and one name in particular is creating a stir. Marianne Williamson officially declared her decision to run on February 23rd, ahead of what may develop into a fiercely contested race for years to come at a speaking engagement in Washington, D.C.
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During the 2020 election, Marianne Williamson aimed to highlight her “Moral Repair” agenda of progressive social justice and environmental action. Although gaining a lot of attention, she ultimately had to drop out of the primary election owing to a lack of adequate backing.
Among the contenders, Williamson stands out as a real trailblazer—a writer and spiritual leader who hasn’t been constrained by conventional political experience. Her emphasis on self-improvement speaks to our collective potential via her teachings in “A Course in Miracles,” which advocate that we all have the right to pursue enlightenment and strive for greatness in both ourselves and others around us.
Senator Williamson contends that in light of the stark division of the political environment, all parties must address the lack of financial stability that the middle class of America is now experiencing. Unjust tax and subsidy policies implemented by companies have left numerous individuals vulnerable – it is now vital Congress take action toward mending this harm before more Americans are negatively affected. “those who either don’t care to fix it or do not have the spine to fix it.” The optimistic candidate believes that both must go.
As the contest for presidential nomination in 2024 heats up, a plethora of high-profile aspirants have emerged. Top among them are Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Kamala Harris, and Pete Buttigieg, the current secretary of transportation whose famous relatives John F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy tragically died while in office; his New Hampshire event on March 3 will take place before that held by Marianne Williamson on the 4th.
