The NATO dance

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Beginning this Tuesday, Biden will host American allies at a NATO summit, which also marks the alliance's 75th anniversary, which arrives as a timely venue to address shared concerns about Trump.
41% : Now, with the specter of Biden losing or being replaced by a candidate who perhaps can't beat Trump, NATO is focusing more on pursuing proactive steps to ensure its stability and prepare for a possible Trump sequel.
36% : NATO members can't forget how Trump criticized the alliance and threatened to withdraw while he was in power, while throwing compliments Putin's way.
34% : Although Congress passed legislation last year that would make a U.S. withdrawal from NATO harder to accomplish, that doesn't prevent Trump from just ignoring NATO missions, according to a report from The Associated Press.
27% : - The free Palmer Report newsletter: Sign up here- We're not going to let Trump win.
22% : It has always been true that Trump could become President of the United States again in January, but the CNN debate reminded the world of the reality of this potential nightmare scenario.

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