Author Marianne Williamson ‘Unsuspends’ Presidential Campaign After Michigan Primary Result

The Democrat ended her campaign three weeks ago but now pledges to keep ‘lifting people up’ in an alternative vision to President Biden’s America.

Democratic presidential candidate, author Marianne Williamson, addresses the audience at the Environmental Justice Presidential Candidate Forum at South Carolina State University in Orangeburg, S.C., on Nov. 8, 2019. Sean Rayford/Getty Images

Author Marianne Williamson said on Feb. 27 that she was “unsuspending” her presidential campaign for the Democratic primary, calling it “delusional” for voters to just be “closing our eyes and crossing our fingers” in hopes that President Joe Biden will beat former President Donald Trump in November.

Ms. Williamson made the announcement in a video on X while criticizing President Biden for offering “let’s finish the job” as a message of hope to American voters.