Biden Dominates South Carolina Primary, Williamson and Phillips Vow to Continue

President Joe Biden's overwhelming victory in South Carolina underscores his lead in the Democratic race, while challengers focus on policy issues and campaign persistence.

President Joe Biden sweeps the South Carolina Democratic primary with over 96% of the vote, solidifying his position as the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination.
Marianne Williamson and Dean Phillips, the two non-incumbent Democrats in the race, face significant defeats, with Williamson securing a distant second and Phillips placing third.
Despite their setbacks, both Williamson and Phillips express intentions to continue their campaigns, focusing on issues like climate change, healthcare, and economic reforms.
Williamson emphasizes a holistic approach to addressing climate change and crime, advocating for renewable energy and a culture shift towards peace and education.
Phillips, highlighting Biden's age, urges a generational shift in leadership but faces challenges in gaining traction among Democratic voters.