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Marianne Williamson Announces Campaign to Lead the Democratic National Committee
Marianne Williamson sprang into the spotlight in the late 1980s as an advisor to the stars, characterized in a 1991 Vanity Fair feature as “a liberal, Jewish ex-lounge singer from Texas” who brought A Course in Miracles —a book allegedly dictated to its author by Jesus Christ —into the mainstream.
Former President Barack Obama's credibility in center-left politics was hit hard by Vice President Kamala Harris' loss to ...
Cenk Uygur criticized Democratic leadership as being "corporate robots" and called for a "populist revolt" against them.
State party leaders want to return to a more robust 50-state strategy with less centralized control by elected Washington ...
Prominent DNC fundraiser Lindy Li is departing the Democrat Party after facing a torrent of attacks for speaking out against ...
Ken Martin, the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party chairman, thinks that standing up to the GOP’s “excesses and extremes ...
As Democratic governors prepare to navigate and resist parts of Trump's second-term agenda, one told ABC News she is most alarmed by Trump's tariff plan. Gallego joins “The View” to discuss ...
The field of candidates running for Democratic National Committee (DNC) chair is solidifying, bringing the party a step ...
MSNBC host Jen Psaki called out Democrats for failing to apply lessons learned from the 2024 election loss by passing up Rep.
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