A Democratic presidential candidate spoke about American economic issues at the School of Media and Public Affairs Tuesday.
Marianne Williamson, an author and longshot presidential candidate, said the economy is the primary issue that the United States currently faces and pledged to implement an array of economic policies, including a wealth tax and the halt of corporate subsidies, as president. Williamson’s presidential campaign — which is $347,000 in debt, per a Politico report — hosted the event.
Williamson, the sole Democratic challenger to President Joe Biden, polls at 5 percent among Democratic voters, according to a Quinnipiac University poll. A letter from seven former campaign staffers states that the “hostile” work environment Williamson has fostered during her run for president caused staff resignations and terminations.
Williamson said…
