'FUTURE-PROOFING' NATO

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Even before the debate, European governments were deep in consultations on what they could do to ensure that NATO, Western support for Ukraine and the security of individual NATO countries will endure should Trump win back the presidency in November and temper U.S. contributions.
37% : That's even if the U.S., under Trump, doesn't act.
35% : Bristol's Tudor brothers play behind the scenes role for Tennessee's national championship teamAt the presidential debate, Biden asked Trump: "You're going to stay in NATO or you're going to pull out of NATO?"
31% : The possibility of a less dependable U.S. partner under Trump is generating discussions about Europeans playing a bigger role in NATO's nuclear deterrence, according to the Poland-based Centre for Eastern Studies security think tank.
24% : Trump's former national security adviser, John Bolton, says Trump in a second term would work to get the U.S. out of NATO.
22% : Trump, who before and after his presidency has spoken admiringly of Russian President Vladimir Putin and harshly of NATO, often focuses his complaints on the U.S. share of the alliance's costs.
21% : Trump tilted his head in a shrug.

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