“The framers of the Constitution did not make Vogue magazine the gate keepers of America’s political process,' the author argued.
Marianne Williamson is taking an indignant stand against the “insidious influence” of Vogue after being left out of its photo shoot featuring female 2020 presidential candidates.
In an Instagram post on Tuesday, Williamson, who was identified in the article as the “spiritual adviser to Oprah Winfrey,” fretted that she wasn’t being given a fair shake. Continuing, Williamson said that it is solely the role of the people to “decide who will be their president, unburdened by the insidious influence of an elite on patrol.”
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