

2020: Marianne Williamson on big truths and moral outrage
May 31, 2019
Marianne Williamson, a renowned author and activist, shares her insights on running for president and the crucial difference between moral outrage and anger. She discusses the urgent need to remove money from politics, advocating for a revolutionary Department of Peace to balance military spending with humanitarian efforts. Williamson highlights the disconnect between political discourse and the real struggles of Americans, urging deeper political engagement and empathy. Her vision combines spirituality with social justice, pushing for a more compassionate political landscape.
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The Importance of Light
- American politics has become overly focused on negativity and division.
- We must proactively promote positive principles to combat darkness.
The Power of Words
- Words matter in politics, and Democrats should govern with the same uplifting language they use in campaigns.
- Hillary Clinton's campaign failed to address the economic pain felt by many Americans.
Challenging Corporate Influence
- Address the undue influence of money in politics to tackle other issues.
- Democrats must challenge corporate obstruction of policies like universal healthcare and climate action.