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How much are the NATO dues?Funny how lefties want the rich to pay their "fair share" but when it comes to NATO, they don't have to pay their fair share.
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How much are the NATO dues?Funny how lefties want the rich to pay their "fair share" but when it comes to NATO, they don't have to pay their fair share.
Former president Donald Trump doesn’t have a seat at the table as NATO leaders gather this week in Washington, but he might as well, as officials strategize about how to adapt the alliance for the possibility that its most senior leader may soon again be a skeptic.
Alliance policymakers have moved control of major elements of military aid to Ukraine away from U.S. command to the NATO umbrella. They appointed a new NATO secretary general who has a reputation as being especially agile with Trump’s unpredictable impulses toward the alliance. They are signing decade-long defense pledges with Ukraine to try to buffer military aid to Kyiv from the ups and downs of politics. And they are pushing up their defense spending, Trump’s single biggest anger point when it comes to NATO.
The gathered leaders on Wednesday agreed that they would support Ukraine “on its irreversible path to full Euro-Atlantic integration, including NATO membership” — wording that was subject to intense negotiation in recent weeks, with President Biden initially opposed to using the word “irreversible.”
The world is bracing for another round with the Orange Buffoon.
Pro-Trump 'Project 2025' is panicking Japan, author says
Trump operated with some guardrails around him during his first term. Staff acted to tamp down his most unhinged impulses. Advisors prevented him from acting on some of his more stupid, illegal ideas (but not the insurrection). And he had re-election in 2020 in mind so some guardrails were self imposed.
It will be no holds barred if he wins again. Members of NATO understand this. So does Putin.
2% of their GDP and they can't even pay that, not to mention it is 100% for their own defense, not our defense. Trump just wants them to pay the 2% they are supposed to pay.How much are the NATO dues?
They pay 2% of their GDP to us?2% of their GDP and they can't even pay that, not to mention it is 100% for their own defense, not our defense. Trump just wants them to pay the 2% they are supposed to pay.
As usual, you can't debate honestly without contorting the facts.They pay 2% of their GDP to us?
Damn. That’s a good deal . Too bad that’s not true
You mean T failed. He said he had fixed it.How much are the NATO dues?
What did I misstate?As usual, you can't debate honestly without contorting the facts.
The fact is, several of the NATO nations aren't putting in their 2% and yet you want to deflect from that truth.What did I misstate?
Putting in to what? Bank account?The fact is, several of the NATO nations aren't putting in their 2% and yet you want to deflect from that truth.
As of mid-2023 – prior to Sweden’s accession – only 11 of the 31 NATO member countries at the time were expected to meet that target for the year, according to estimates published by the alliance.Putting in to what? Bank account?
And which ones? Luxembourg?
If only you were as familiar with the facts as you are fatuous talking points perhaps it would be worth my time to have a conversation with you. Alas................................................You believe everything the globalist democrat media feeds you.
Former president Donald Trump doesn’t have a seat at the table as NATO leaders gather this week in Washington, but he might as well, as officials strategize about how to adapt the alliance for the possibility that its most senior leader may soon again be a skeptic.
Alliance policymakers have moved control of major elements of military aid to Ukraine away from U.S. command to the NATO umbrella. They appointed a new NATO secretary general who has a reputation as being especially agile with Trump’s unpredictable impulses toward the alliance. They are signing decade-long defense pledges with Ukraine to try to buffer military aid to Kyiv from the ups and downs of politics. And they are pushing up their defense spending, Trump’s single biggest anger point when it comes to NATO.
The gathered leaders on Wednesday agreed that they would support Ukraine “on its irreversible path to full Euro-Atlantic integration, including NATO membership” — wording that was subject to intense negotiation in recent weeks, with President Biden initially opposed to using the word “irreversible.”
The world is bracing for another round with the Orange Buffoon.
Pro-Trump 'Project 2025' is panicking Japan, author says
Trump operated with some guardrails around him during his first term. Staff acted to tamp down his most unhinged impulses. Advisors prevented him from acting on some of his more stupid, illegal ideas (but not the insurrection). And he had re-election in 2020 in mind so some guardrails were self imposed.
It will be no holds barred if he wins again. Members of NATO understand this. So does Putin.