NATO chief: I'm not worried that Trump will pull out of the alliance

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : "We must organize ourselves for enduring competition with China," Stoltenberg said, adding that since Trump began pushing shifting U.S. priorities toward the Indo-Pacific in 2017, "NATO has gone a long way in helping European allies fully appreciate the challenge posed by China."
43% : Even though support for Ukraine is strong in some Republican circles, Trump has been pushing Congress to walk away from a plan to fund Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan due to a clash over border policy.
35% : "It's important to listen," he said, because the criticism from Trump "is not a criticism of NATO not investing enough in NATO.
26% : "NATO is a good deal for the United States," Stoltenberg said at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank closely aligned with Trump.
20% : "I worked with former President Trump for the four years he was president," Stoltenberg told POLITICO, when Trump repeatedly threatened to leave the alliance as he thundered about NATO allies failing to keep up with defense spending pledges.

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