For decades, the U.S. has been the backbone of the international system, providing the most money and military power to groups like NATO and the UN. This resolution proposes walking away from that system. If the U.S. follows this path, it could lead to the collapse of major international organizations that have existed for over 75 years.

Voters should care because this represents a fundamental choice between 'globalism'—working in teams with other countries—and 'nationalism'—focusing on 1-on-1 deals where the U.S. has more direct power. While supporters see this as a way to save money and gain leverage, critics worry it could leave the U.S. isolated and allow countries like China or Russia to step in and lead those international groups instead.