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Ramaswamy: U.S. pulling out of NATO is ‘reasonable,’

@AboardC0nservat1v…RepublicanComments11mos ago

So if America got attacked again ( like it did on 9/11) Ramaswarmy wouldn’t want other allies to come to its defence?

Would it also mean that the US would have to cough up with a much larger military budget to cover things that other NATO allies already do!

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@ZestfulDiplomacyRepublican from California commented…11mos11MO

He is definitely a Russian agent.

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@AboardC0nservat1veRepublicanfrom New York commented…11mos11MO

He's a used car salesman. Not a president. We already tried the on the job training, and we see how that worked.

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