I disagree very strongly very often with some of the things the U.N. says and does and often doesn't do. But I remain even more concerned that we not withdraw into a cocoon, bury our heads in the sand and become an isolationist nation of know nothings. I think in the interests of our own concerns in the world, we should recall that if we are not at the table, we are on the menu.
Ackerman emphasizes the importance of U.S. engagement in global affairs and warns against isolationism.
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