What a Trump presidency would mean for NATO

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : "If Trump is elected President that would likely mean the end of any hope or promise of Ukraine's membership in NATO.
44% : What do the Trump and Biden Campaigns Say? Steven Cheung, a spokesman for Trump, told Newsweek: "President Trump has repeatedly stated that a top priority in his second term will be to quickly negotiate an end to the Russia-Ukraine war.
33% : "The difference with Trump is that his rhetoric is typically blunt and undiplomatic.
32% : "But, by merely giving voice to such threats, Trump undermines NATO and European security and sends a message to Putin that he may have a future NATO that is not fully supported by the US - at the least, Putin might calculate that the US would weaken it military commitment and perhaps delay Article 5 support in the event of Russian incursions," Lewis added.
28% : "In reality, we don't know what Trump would do and he probably doesn't either.
25% : Spending Commitments In February Trump said that were Russia were to invade a Nato country that was not meeting its minimum spending targets, he would "encourage them to do whatever the hell they want....
24% : Could Trump pull the United States out of NATO? NATO's article 5 is a collective defence clause stipulating that an attack against one or more NATO members is considered an attack against all.

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