Marianne Williamson

[SleeplessinSoCal]

I'm glad she is in the debate. Not sure how she got there, but her contributions are important and distinctive. She basically acknowledges that she wont be there for long, but I'm heartened by her valid and clearly heartfelt causes she is championing.

[a kennedy]

1. Loved how she was looking at her opponents......

had the eye thing last night, but she actually looking at them when she’s talking.

[Indygram]

2. She stands no chance of winning the nomination, but for me she's winning the debate

She hasn't said much but what she has said was excellent.

[Dream Girl]

3. I like her a lot

[madaboutharry]

4. She is adding to the debate.

She has been impressive.

[calguy]

5. Most of these folks won't be around for long in the presidential race

but a whole lot of them should be components in the next Democratic administration. Each of them so talented in their own way.

[AnnieBW]

6. If Warren was Hermione Granger

Williamson is Luna Lovegood.

[lostnfound]

14. Omfg so true. And Buttagieg is Harry Potter.

[LiberalFighter]

7. She made some very good points.

[wasupaloopa]

8. I agree

[Gothmog]

9. Williamson does not belong at this debate

I do not think that she adds anything

[SleeplessinSoCal]

10. Her points about environmental effects on our healthcare alone...

...were valuable and timely. We dont acknowledge why we are so sickly honestly.

[jcgoldie]

12. Isnt she an anti-vaxer?

If so then she has no business talking about healthcare.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

15. I looked it up.

"She appeared to oppose mandatory vaccinations when she described them as "Orwellian" and stating "To me, it’s no different than the abortion debate." She later stated that she misspoke, and "I support vaccines. Public safety must be carefully balanced with the right of individuals to make their own decisions." Wikipedia

I understand being skeptical of some vaccines. There are some questionable ones in the pipeline.

[Politicub]

11. She loves her country. And doesn't like the direction in which it is headed.

I'm glad she's there, too. The candidates should learn from her about how to connect issues to a greater purpose.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

13. Hear, hear!

[SleeplessinSoCal]

16. Got her a theme song...

[Politicub]

17. Her closing statement (the first part at least) packed a punch. She's right.

Not so much about the love part, though that's probably right.

What I'm referring to is how she talked about the real problem with Trump: he has wormed his way into people's psyches and we need to understand that as a party.

I agree with Williamson here. I want to hear how the nominee will overcome Trump's antics. His stunts. His feral knowledge of how to get attention. That is as critical as any policy proposal.