Critique of Foreign Policy and Domestic Priorities

This chapter analyzes the disconnect between right-wing commentators' focus on international conflicts like Ukraine and Israel, and pressing domestic issues such as the fentanyl crisis. It discusses the ideological divide within the conservative movement, especially in relation to Israel, illustrating how personal conflicts often overshadow substantive debates. The chapter also critiques the moral implications of U.S. foreign aid and military involvement, while reflecting on historical failures in American foreign policy.