In an era marked by rapidly shifting geopolitical alliances and concerns over national defense, the scrutiny of political leadership’s handling of security matters remains paramount. Scott Taylor’s examination of American national security under the stewardship of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton raises pointed questions about the intersection of politics, policy, and the safeguarding of national interests. This analysis distills the central arguments and revelations presented in the book, offering a framework for understanding the perceived lapses and strategic decisions that, according to Taylor, have influenced America’s standing on the world stage.

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