Summary: Diplomatic Divorce

Kilgannon argues for a reevaluation of America's relationship with the United Nations, presenting a critical perspective on its effectiveness and influence. He suggests that the U.S. should distance itself from the UN due to perceived inefficiencies and biases that undermine national interests. The book outlines historical examples and offers insights into the implications of continued U.S. involvement, advocating for a more independent foreign policy that prioritizes American sovereignty and values.