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President Biden assures NATO allies, condemns Trump's comments as un-American

U.S. President Donald Trump, left, and Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden attend the second and final presidential debate Oct. 22, 2020, at Belmont University in Nashvil

President Joe Biden reassured NATO allies that the United States remains committed to the alliance, in response to previous statements made by his predecessor, Donald Trump. Trump's remarks regarding not protecting delinquent NATO members raised concerns about the future of American support for the alliance. Addressing the issue, President Biden firmly stated that no other president in history had bowed down to a Russian dictator and emphasized his commitment to upholding American values.

While some may debate the use of the term 'un-American' to describe Trump's comments, it is evident that his remarks were irresponsible, dangerous, and unprecedented for an American president. Such statements have the potential to undermine the trust and confidence of U.S. allies in the global stage.

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