The Glaring Omission From Marianne Williamson's 2024 Campaign Website

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 Here's a screen shot of the "Issues" page:





"What's missing?," you may ask. Easy: anything about foreign policy. It's kinda important for a presidential candidate to have one because the US President is the Commander and Chief of the US military and is directly responsible for America's foreign excursions. 

In addition, this is surprising considering that Williamson didn't shy away from addressing foreign policy issues in her previous run for office. For 2020, she stared off with a "peace-building" philosophy that became a little more detailed over time and then began to include solid views on China, the Middle East, North Korea, Russia, and the Global South.  (Williamson also mentioned free college, but it's not clear if she's aware that the US Military depends on people being broke/poor in order to replenish their ranks, and that higher education plays a part in that).

It should not have been difficult to do a "cut & paste" of 2020 with some tweaks, but to be foreign-policy deficient make one wonder if (1) Williamson is serious about running and (2) if she's worried that her current foreign policy views would do more harm than good.  

UPDATE: It looks like a "Department of Peace" section was added. Nothing addressing specific countries or conflicts, but it's something. 




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