Presidential candidate Marianne Williamson made a campaign stop in Vancouver Thursday evening to speak to supporters and undecided voters before Washington’s Tuesday presidential primary.
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Source: The Columbian
Presidential candidate Marianne Williamson makes campaign stop in Vancouver ahead of Tuesday primary
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