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(63,926 posts)Blue_Tires
(55,445 posts)MANative
(4,113 posts)and lists her as an author and activist. Among her followers are Chelsea Clinton, Ted Lieu, and David Corn. Most of us are pretty aware of Dem activists, but I've never heard of her until this afternoon. Long haul in name recognition, I'd bet.
tblue37
(65,552 posts)milestogo
(16,829 posts)PJMcK
(22,074 posts)She has a successful resume. Whether it's the right fit for president, only time will tell.
HipChick
(25,485 posts)she'll be too whoo-whoo-foo for this environment...
Dorian Gray
(13,535 posts)new age guru. Popular Oprah, Maher self-promotional, The Secret-lite guest.
No no no no no no no no no
SallyHemmings
(1,825 posts)ariadne0614
(1,747 posts). .after listening to her interview with Thom Hartmann, I welcome Marianne Williamson to the debate. I thought she masterfully articulated a perspective thats urgently needed if the goal is to survive as a species.
nancy1942
(635 posts)Author of entirely too many new-agey feel-good religious books. She sort of sunk into oblivion over the years, so it seems like now she'd like to try her hand at the political game. Everybody else seems to be doing it these days, so why not. Probably some money to be made there if she plays her cards right.
ChazII
(6,207 posts)back in the late 80's. Several friends recommended her book A Course in Miracles while I was going through my divorce. Like others I did not know that she was a Democrat.
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Iggo
(47,597 posts)I reserve judgement.
choie
(4,112 posts)Last edited Mon Jan 28, 2019, 10:39 PM - Edit history (1)
candidate for president without at least having some experience in government - you know, like becoming a candidate for congress or senate (or god forbid even a council person) first?