Marianne Williamson apologized on Thursday for calling vaccine mandates “draconian” and “Orwellian”
Marianne Williamson. Photo: Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images 2020 Democratic presidential candidate and onetime Oprah spiritual adviser Marianne Williamson apologized on Thursday for calling vaccine mandates “draconian” and “Orwellian.”
“The U.S. government doesn’t tell any citizen, in my book, what they have to do with their body or their child,” Williamson said.“I understand that many vaccines are important and save lives. I recognize there are epidemics around the world that are stopped by vaccines,” she wrote. “I also understand some of the skepticism that abounds today about drugs which are rushed to market by Big Pharma.
Williamson also referred back to the interview she gave on Bill Maher’s show in 2015, in which she made a distinction between being skeptical about science and being skeptical about the pharmaceutical industry and the government telling people what to do with their bodies. Still, she conceded then, the “facts are in about measles … and we need to get our kids vaccinated.”
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