Marianne Williamson suspends US Democratic presidential campaign

ISTANBUL

Marianne Williamson on Wednesday announced the end of her long-shot Democratic challenge to President Joe Biden.

"It is time to suspend my campaign for the presidency,” the 71-year-old author said in a video posted on social media.

"We did what we could to shed some light in some very darkened times. For that I will always be so grateful," Williamson said.

“If you feel that you have a deeper appreciation of the promise of America and of your responsibility to do something about it," Williamson said in a video message to her supporters, adding “then this campaign will have succeeded.”

Her announcement came one day after she was defeated by Biden in the Nevada Democratic primary, receiving a mere 2.1% of the vote, and followed by Dean Phillips with 1.7%.

Biden, who is certain to become the Democratic party’s presidential candidate, had achieved a comfortable victory in South Carolina, securing 96% of the vote.

ISTANBUL

Marianne Williamson on Wednesday announced the end of her long-shot Democratic challenge to President Joe Biden.

"It is time to suspend my campaign for the presidency,” the 71-year-old author said in a video posted on social media.

"We did what we could to shed some light in some very darkened times. For that I will always be so grateful," Williamson said.

Her announcement came one day after she was defeated by Biden in the Nevada Democratic primary, receiving a mere 2.1% of the vote, and followed by Dean Phillips with 1.7%.

Biden, who is certain to become the Democratic party’s presidential candidate, had achieved a comfortable victory in South Carolina, securing 96% of the vote.