'Absolutely': Trump won't say no to removing the United States from NATO

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : In his first official interview since the 2024 Presidential election, Trump doubled down on many of his campaign points.
49% : He has shown admiration for the leader and his vice-like grip on power, something Trump has hinted at aspiring to himself.
43% : Despite the frosty relations between the U.S. and Russia that never fully thawed out after the Cold War, Trump has had a somewhat friendly relationship with Vladimir Putin.
40% : Trump boasted on the campaign trail that he could end the war "in 24 hours" if needed.
35% : If Trump withdraws this support, Europe may have to double its own.
33% : If Trump no longer sees the worth of keeping the U.S. involved, that pillar could crumble.
31% : Trump has never been fond of NATO and has continually threatened to pull the U.S. out of its ranks.
24% : Already, Trump has discussed withdrawing aid to Ukraine, which has been holding back invading Russian forces since 2022.
23% : Along with discussing imposing trade tariffs and mass deportation, Trump also talked about walking away from NATO.

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