Gayle King, one of the hosts of "CBS This Morning," posted about the letter to Winfrey on Instagram on Wednesday, asking if it was the sign her best friend was looking for. WATERBORO, Maine (AP) — A letter from Jesus Christ might be the affirmation Oprah Winfrey needs to run for the presidency. Christ didn't know Winfrey was waiting for a sign or that there was even speculation the television personality might run for president. WGME-TV reports an 83-year-old Maine woman who changed her name to Jesus Christ says she began a letter writing campaign 50 years ago to spread a message of faith and peace. Winfrey said on "60 Minutes" that if God wanted her to run for president "wouldn't God kinda tell me?" Christ said she sent the letter to Winfrey because she likes her but had no idea it would get so much attention.
– A letter from Jesus Christ might be the affirmation Oprah Winfrey needs to run for the presidency, reports the AP. An 83-year-old Maine woman who changed her name to Jesus Christ says she began a letter writing campaign 50 years ago to spread a message of faith and peace, WGME-TV reports. "Most of them think I'm plain crazy and ignore me," Christ says, adding that she sent the letter to Winfrey because she likes her but had no idea it would get so much attention. Gayle King, one of the hosts of CBS This Morning, posted about the letter to Winfrey on Instagram on Wednesday, asking if it was the sign her best friend was looking for. Winfrey said on 60 Minutes that if God wanted her to run for president "wouldn't God kinda tell me?" Christ says she didn't know there was speculation about Winfrey, but "if she does, I'll vote for her—that's for sure."