Democrat Candidate Calls For $100 Billion In Reparations For Slavery

A new Democrat candidate has an idea of how to crash the economy and virtue signal at the same time.

Best selling author Marianne Williamson appeared on “New Day” on CNN Thursday and called for $100 billion in reparations to pay black people for slavery.

They don’t have $5.7 billion for a wall but they do have $100 billion to virtue signal.

“We need a moral and spiritual awakening in the country,” Williamson said.

“Nothing short of that is adequate to fundamentally change the patterns of our political dysfunction,” she said.

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“We need someone to articulate what’s happening, the deeper levels of moral dysfunction,” the author said.

“I have had a 35-year career in naming and transforming those dynamics. That’s my qualification for the presidency at this time,” she said.

The frightening part of the entire thing is that she is serious about it.

“I believe $100 billion given to a council to apply this money to economic projects and educational projects of renewal for that population is a debt to be paid,” she told anchor John Berman, CNN reported.

Williamson, a Texas native, has written several best-selling books beginning with her first, “A Return to Love,” which got the attention of Winfrey. Since then, Williamson has been a “spiritual friend and counselor” to Winfrey for years. She’s one of five women so far running for the Democratic nomination and the only candidate who’s Jewish.

In 2014, Williamson ran for a congressional seat in California only to finish fourth in the primary, despite name recognition, $2 million spent, and celebrity endorsements, including a campaign song written by Alanis Morissette. That seat eventually went to Rep. Ted Lieu.

She endorsed Sen. Bernie Sanders in the 2016 presidential election.

Asked Thursday by CNN how she sees a path to victory, Williamson said, “My strategy isn’t strategy.”

“My strategy is that I seek to speak as deeply, articulately and passionately as I can,” she told Berman, adding, “I’m not trying to figure out what to say to get people to vote for me. I’m seeking to have the conversation that I believe we need to be having. These are very serious times. We need to be very serious, deep thinkers.”

Why am I not surprised yet another Democrat is campaigning on insanity?

— Kevin Boyd (@TheKevinBoyd) February 1, 2019

So people who weren’t alive when slavery was a thing now has to give people who were never slaves money for slavery? That doesn’t add up

— Collin Michael Scott (@UKWildcat2021) February 1, 2019

@ClayTravis We have a new leader for the 2019 Wokest Person of the Year Award.

— Mark T (@Tdog9898) February 1, 2019

So will any African countries be pitching in for actually enslaving their fellow man?

— PCMustardRice (@PCMustardRice) February 2, 2019