Comments by "Aaron Carson" (@aaroncarson1770) on "NewsNation" channel.

  1. She's got fire, with compassion. That's what I want to see in a leader, not to mention beauty and brains.
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  2. If we want to see change, and the government is instituted to serve the people, then Marianne Williamson's skill set starts to look like the best possible skill set for the executive branch. Not only starting three non-profits but working personally with the suffering masses. She said her work kept showing her an alarming theme, that a lot of peoples issues was rooted in bad public policy. She is also the most compelling public speaker I've ever seen.
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  3. Also consider how much more attention debates garner. The enthusiasm that democrats need in order to match the same on the other side, is hardly served by battening down, and covering up. #marianne2024
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  4. She's actually the first running in an open field technically.
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  5. "The matter is closed". Spoken like an aristocrat. Don't the people get to weigh in?
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  6. Thank you for having these candidates on. Marianne Williamson has been in favour of a Peace department, and a peace academy for decades. She has been in favour or reparations, and humanitarian policies for decades as well, and has been up close and personal with human suffering. #marianne2024
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  7. Search for the petition. Debates are crucial. Marianne Williamson was the most googled both times she appeared on the stage. That's good for the networks. She had the most extensive policy platform, that's good for the nation. She considered the most vulnerable first, that's the recipe for a string nation. If the whole country is watching the Republican debates, how does the democratic party propose to stay relevant?
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  8. Fran Lebowitz: "Pretend it's a city!" Marianne Williamson: "Pretend it's a democracy!"
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  9. Loved this. Yes the Politico article didn't even release the audio from the call, and put their own spin on it.
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  10. Nervous or not, that moment went viral. Girlfriends, we're on! Lets slam it like no-one's business!
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  11. I noticed that.
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  12. #marianne2024
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  13. Totally!
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  14. She has said, and I kind of agree, that congress is better suited to political mechanics, and the executive branch is more a matter of moral vision.
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  15. Great job!
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  16. It's your prerogative to assess what qualifies a candidate to be president. I encourage you to know the candidates though.
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  17. You might have a look at the comments section on the Hannity interview, or on Good Politics Guy.
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  18. #Marianne2024
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  19. I wonder if the "moderate majority" is that much of a majority.. From what I'm hearing, the middle class has become the working class, in America, at this point. Desperate people tend to become a tad less moderate. Moderation is a symptom of overall prosperity.
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  20. He's an old friend of Kyle's! #marianne2024
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  21. Actually, inspiring the American people is a revolutionary idea. We use inspiration all the time in marketing. Focus group analysts are very well aware of how powerful inspiration is. Why we use fear in political campaign is beyond me. I think it's just because fear is quicker.
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  22. Yes! Thank you for Covering this. I'm excited for the debate. I wish Leland were involved. Marianne Williamson is wonderful.
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  23. That's a kind of thinking that keeps us in a status quo holding pattern that never ends, and doesn't allow for evolution.
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  24. Yes, although Forbes covered her announcement speech, and the straw poll in Iowa, as well as News Nation here. The one I really want to come over to the good side, is PBS.
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  25. I think a background in helping the disadvantaged is very much the sort of experience called for, for the presidency.
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  26.  @carolbatchelder1  Ballot access is s state by state issue. For instance Williamson is on all six of the early voting state ballots. Biden is not on the New Hampshire ballot and Dean Phillips didn't make the deadline for Nevada. Uygar has the most trouble getting ballot access. From what I hear, Marianne Williamson is on something like thirty state ballots as of now.
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  27. I'm hoping she'll go on The Last Outlaws.
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  28. I do believe that the fact that a third of the nation doesn't vote, is a symptom of the fact that they just aren't feeling the fear, and want to be courted a bit. After all, the people are supposed to be the employers of the government. #marianne2024
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  29. There's also no PAC money in the room apparently.
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  30. She IS famous. She wants to be president.
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  31. Kamala could learn a lot about speaking from her.
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  32. Yes!
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  33. Yes, shouldn't we be saying, "How dare he challenge her"
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  34. :face-red-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape:
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  35. I want to know more about what you're saying there, but I'm not sure I totally got it.
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  36. Please inform yourself on the nature of primaries versus general election.
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  37. I'm paying attention. Ever since his debate with Kyle Kulinski on fox, he caught my attention.
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  38. It does when you have an incumbent like this one.
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  39. Also it hasn't really been tried that much.
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  40. What is consciousness?
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  41. Bring the interview!
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  42. I'm sorry to ask, but have you been on a retreat this whole time?
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  43. America can only be as strong as its weakest citizen. #marianne2024
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  44.  @benjibird7221  But if our friend here truly believed that, they'd not bother commenting on the YouTube. ❤️
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  45. I'll go for that.
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  46. Exactly. It's the incumbent's duty to be strong, wise and good. It's not our job, and certainly not the job of challengers to coddle the incumbent.
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  47. Marianne Williamson actually interviewed Dr. Stephanie Kelton on her channel. It was eye opening.
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  48. ​ @jonathangrunstein-ks2dz Kyle had a sort of debate with him on fox and gave him many honourable mentions. Kyle said he's a good guy.
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  49.  @jonathangrunstein-ks2dz  It was the first time I actually noticed that Kyle had something special, when he was on with Leland, and Leland impressed me too.
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  50.  @Silence_Duder_Gooder  Amazing how billionaires can ruin a good thing eh?
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