Beware the Allure of Isolationism

Isolationism has been a persistent theme in the nation's history, shaped by geographical and cultural factors. The revolutionary spirit that led to independence fostered a tendency to distance from global entanglements. However, global interactions, as highlighted by leaders like FDR, indisputably impact the nation's trajectory. The adverse outcomes of the 1930s underscore the dangers and repercussions of isolationist policies, reminding us that engagement with the world is crucial for national well-being.