Marianne Williamson Announces 2024 Campaign Challenge to President Joe Biden

Marianne Williamson announced to a Washington crowd that she will challenge President Joe Biden in the Democrat nomination for 2024.

Williamson was a well-known self-help book author who spoke in an anti-establishment voice to an engaged crowd.

“The status quo will not disrupt itself … that’s our job,” Williamson spoke.

Williamson was first noticed nationally in 2020, when she failed to win the Democrat nomination for America’s highest office.

Williamson is known for her unconventional statements and political positions, making her one of most ridiculed competitors. Williamson, for instance, called in 2020 to create a “Department of Peace” He called upon the United States of America to make cash compensation to people who are black based on skin color.

Williamson’s comments during the presidential debates were also ridiculed.

For instance, Williamson said at the time that her first call as president would be “to the prime minister of New Zealand [to say] girlfriend, you are so on. The United States of America is going to be the best place in the world for a child to grow up.”

Williamson then vowed to “harness love for political purposes” in order to defeat President Donald Trump.

Williamson has launched a second campaign for the presidency and is the first major Democrat in the race to replace Biden.

“Martin Luther King said our lives start to end when we stop talking about things that matter,” Williamson started her announcement. “We are here today to talk about something that matters a lot: the United States of America.”

Biden is largely ignored

Williamson, however, did not take the chance to critique Biden’s performance as president.

Biden is the obvious frontrunner for Democrats’ 2024 Nomination, and poses a major threat to Williamson’s desire to run for the Oval Office.

Williamson made subtly references to Trump instead, citing “hatred and division” a few of her worries. Democrats are often portrayed as “a” by many. “party of love,” We have used the following terms consistently: “hateful” Trump’s personality and actions