Biden NATO summit a chance to show voters, allies he can still lead

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

34% : Joern Fleck, senior director of the Europe Center at the Atlantic Council, said questions of Biden's survival were "absolutely on everyone's minds" and raised the prospect that Trump could win the U.S. election and weaken the alliance.
24% : Trump has suggested that, given a second term, he would not defend NATO members that did not meet the alliance's defense spending target of 2% of each member's GDP if they came under military attack.
20% : Biden made restoring the United States' traditional alliances abroad to counter the threat of autocracies the centerpiece of his foreign policy after Trump challenged allies as part of an "America First" approach.
16% : The mere presence of leaders from NATO and beyond shows Biden's power to assemble coalitions and inspire confidence, aides said, arguments that Trump and many of his Republican allies reject.

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