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Marianne Williamson to run for president again to ‘help repair America’

Marianne Williamson in West Hollywood, California, in 2021.
Marianne Williamson in West Hollywood, California, in 2021. Photograph: Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for Foundation for the AIDS Monument

Bestselling self-help author Marianne Williamson, who brought quirky spiritualism to the 2020 presidential race, has announced she is running for the White House again, becoming the first major Democrat to challenge Joe Biden for his party’s nomination in 2024.

Williamson, 70, pulled out of the 2020 presidential election in early January of that year, after failing to gain much traction with primary voters. She then endorsed Bernie Sanders for the Democratic nomination and he ended up coming in second to Biden, who had been trailing him badly but surged ahead after a crucial win in South Carolina.

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