Marianne Williamson isn't giving up on Democrats, throwing her hat in the ring to be the new chair of the Democratic National ...

Candidate for DNC Chair Marianne Williamson joins The Weekend to share her plans for the Democratic Party.

On Christmas Day, author and politician Marianne Williamson announced her candidacy ... AIDS “physical manifestations of a psychic scream.” But while Williamson has a friendly, new-age sort of public ...

In order to respond to the challenge of this moment, the Democratic Party needs transformation,” Williamson ... Democratic Party Chair Ben Wikler, New York State Senator James Skoufis, and ...

With Marianne Williamson's announcement on Thursday, there are eight candidates for the Democratic National Committee's chair.

Marianne Williamson, spiritual leader and author who ... I will work to reinvent the party from the inside out. For if we want a new President in four years, and a new Congress in two, then ...

Author Marianne Williamson on the 2024 campaign trail in ... who wowed Daily Show host Jon Stewart with his prescription for a new party. Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party chair Ken ...

Failed presidential hopeful Marianne Williamson announced Thursday that ... governor and presidential candidate Martin O’Malley, New York state Sen. James Skoufis, Minnesota Democratic Party ...

“New age guru” to some, center-left crank to others—former presidential candidate Marianne Williamson has thrown her name into the hat for the next Democratic National Committee chair.

Marianne Williamson, the self-help author and repeat presidential candidate, announced her plans to pursue a new office in the coming year: chairperson of the Democratic National Committee.

NEW YORK — Failed presidential hopeful Marianne Williamson announced Thursday that she plans to run for chair of the Democratic National Committee. Williamson, 72, is best known for her unconventional ...

Former presidential candidate Marianne Williamson on Thursday ... then we must immediately get about the task of creating a new party,” Williamson wrote. The election for the new party chair ...