Top Foreign Affairs Republican predicts US won't leave NATO but will strengthen it

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Foreign Relations chairman talked about confirmations, meeting Trump, NATO and Iran with Fox News digital.
48% : "Europe is in for a tiny fraction of the money that we're in [for]," Trump said during an appearance at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida late Tuesday.
47% : "They can all afford it, but they should be at five percent, not two percent," Trump said during an appearance at Mar-a-Lago on Tuesday.
42% : Poland spent the most, at 4.12%. Risch, who last led the Foreign Relations Committee from 2019 to 2021, said he plans to work with Trump on returning to a "maximum pressure" campaign on Iran, tightening sanctions to squeeze the regime's economic system.
34% : " He said Trump discussed foreign policy priorities while meeting with senators on Wednesday, but declined to share details.
33% : Speaking with Fox News Digital one day after meeting with Trump, the chairman said he believes that Trump's national security apparatus is going to be less frenzied this time around.
31% : " Trump said in December that he would "absolutely" leave NATO if his terms weren't being met.
24% : While NATO has long had a goal for its member states to spend 2% on defense, and many are still negligent, Trump recently moved the goalpost to 5% - more than any nation currently spends.

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