Chris Murphy actually said...

The United Nations is a global institution, rather than a regional one, making its tools global in scope.

That variation of using an U.N.-authorized multinational force is something I think we should be thinking about more than we sometimes do.

It seems evident that the third of these is the only credible option--building tools for burden-sharing in the mission to uphold stability.

One of the weaknesses of current U.S. policy is that we treat these institutions or tools as if they are stand-alone entities.