Marianne Williamson expresses concern about Biden on Newsmax, saying Democrats are ‘deeply concerned’

According to Democrat presidential candidate Marianne Williamson on Newsmax, Democrats have shown deep concern over President Joe Biden’s policies and his chances of beating the Republican nominee, based on the recent Michigan primary.

In the Michigan Democrat presidential primary, Williamson came in third, receiving 3% of the vote. President Joe Biden won with over 80% of the vote, with “uncommitted” coming in second with just over 13%. Rep. Dean Phillips, D-Minn., who started his campaign in October, placed fourth with just under 3% of the vote.

Williamson mentioned on “National Report” that her decision to revive her campaign was made even before the Michigan primary.

She noted that the “uncommitted vote is interesting,” and if you combine her votes with Phillips and the uncommitted, it is clear that many Democratic voters are deeply concerned about the president’s policies and his ability to defeat former President Donald Trump in 2024.

Williamson continued by discussing how the president’s election was not driven by a strong desire among Democrats, but rather chosen by the Democratic National Committee, who suppressed any voices other than the president’s by not having a primary.

She criticized Democrats for not having the necessary conversations that are crucial for winning in 2024, contrasting with the Republicans who had a robust primary process.

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