Opinion: Everyone who grasps the risk of nuclear war says Trump shouldn't be trusted

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : A president, for instance, such as Trump, whose reckless, divisive term ended with his loyalists -- at his urging -- staging a deadly attack on the Capitol to try to keep him in power after he lost the 2020 election.
30% : "A volatile temperament is one of the many reasons Trump is a national security menace.
29% : But President George W. Bush withdrew from the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty in 2001, and 15 years later came Trump.
28% : Historian Lawrence S. Wittner, author of "Confronting the Bomb," warned in July that "Trump was far less interested in arms control and disarmament than in entering -- and winning -- a new nuclear arms race.
27% : Trump wasn't the first president to raise such concerns, they said, nor would he be the last.
25% : "Trump has already made America less safe.
8% : And Trump is now trying for a second term in a race most analysts consider too close to call -- a prospect so disturbing that this week more than 700 current and former national security officials signed a bipartisan letter endorsing his opponent, asking Americans to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris because Trump is "impulsive and ill-informed."

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