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TOPIC: The United States' Role in the United Nations and World Health Organization WATCH:
MONEY LINE:
"The Republican Party platform has long stated that we ought not be funding these types of activities within the UN. It's time to get serious about adhering to some of these commitments."
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
The United Nations (U.N.) is leaning too far left and being overly dependent on American funding while simultaneously criticizing U.S. policies.
Senator Mike Lee has proposed a bill to withdraw the U.S. from the U.N., a move long discussed among some Republicans.
The U.N.'s slow response in condemning Hamas's attacks and its inclusion of China on the Human Rights Commission are reason enough to stop funding the Leftist organization.
The U.S. contributes a significant amount of funding to the U.N., raising questions about the alignment of values and the lack of gratitude towards American generosity.
The U.N. is using climate change as a tool for wealth redistribution, with no clear plan for the funds.
The World Health Organization (WHO) botched the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and protected those responsible for the outbreak.
The U.N. and WHO are straying from their original well-intentioned purposes and adopting liberal agendas not aligned with U.S. values.
The Republican Party's platform has long advocated for reducing involvement in the U.N., but there's skepticism about the party's commitment to this stance.
Mike Lee's bill is a serious attempt to address these issues and align with the Republican base's views.
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