With just two weeks remaining until the Republican presidential primary in South Carolina, frontrunner Donald Trump continues his strategy of personal attacks against opponents. However, this time he has crossed a line by taking a swipe at Nikki Haley's husband, who is currently deployed overseas. Trump's controversial comments also include suggesting that he would encourage Russia to attack American allies if they fail to meet their financial obligations to NATO.
Former President Donald Trump, addressing his supporters in South Carolina, stated that he would support Russia taking any action it desired against NATO member countries that do not fulfill their spending commitments. This statement is a remarkable admission, as it indicates that Trump would not honor the collective defense clause in the NATO agreement. Trump has long argued that NATO is a burden on American resources and has criticized what he deems as 'freeloaders.'
