Marianne Williamson Tells ‘The View’: ‘I Do Not Trust Propaganda on Either Side’ of Vaccines

A day after she made waves by calling mandatory vaccine policies “Orwellian” and “draconian,” Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson told The View that while she doesn’t consider herself an “anti-vaxxer” she doesn’t “trust propaganda on either side” on vaccines.

“I think that we have a very — I understand that public safety must come first, but I also understand that we must have a balance between public safety and the issues of individual freedom,” the presidential hopeful responded. “I do not trust the propaganda on either side.”

Liberal co-host Joy Behar shot back that Williamson gave a “nebulous answer,” prompting the Democratic candidate to claim she understood there “are situations where there are absolute outbreaks and I understand there are epidemics where vaccines are life-saving.”

“I support vaccines,” she concluded.

Read the rest of the piece at The Daily Beast.
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