Having a former US president or other senior executive staff working in or for the United Nations (UN) in senior positions is a direct conflict in the interest of national security and is an extension of authority that has been limited for the purpose of the people's government's safety. The UN is continually increasing its roll and attempts to exert authority over our government in more than an advisory role. As such, any senior executive staff serving in a UN executive positions could attempt to hold undue influence over the US government via the UN after their term in US government has ended. In addition, their direct knowledge and work in Nationally sensitive data, information, or policies would be seen as a significant conflict of interest and possible treason.
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