George Maloof: Karishma Manzur offers a new vision for US foreign policy

To The Daily Sun, 

America stands at a crossroads. The choices we make today about foreign policy will shape not only our own future, but the future of the world.

For too long, our nation has relied on military power as the primary instrument of international leadership. Trillions of dollars have been spent on wars and military commitments while diplomacy, humanitarian concerns, and the needs of working Americans have often received far less attention.

A new generation of leaders is challenging this approach. Karishma Manzur represents a different vision — one that believes America’s influence should come not only from military strength, but from diplomacy, human rights, and a commitment to resolving conflicts before they become endless wars.

The United States can be a force for peace while still protecting its security. That requires leaders who are willing to ask difficult questions, examine long-standing policies, and put human dignity at the center of our decisions.

The world is watching how America responds to crises abroad. Our leadership should reflect our highest ideals: fairness, compassion, accountability, and respect for the lives of people everywhere.

Karishma Manzur offers New Hampshire voters a choice: a new vision for America’s role in the world — one based on diplomacy, responsibility, and the belief that peace is not weakness, but strength.

George Maloof

Plymouth