President Trump has ruffled some feathers among our NATO allies by suggesting European nations are taking advantage of the United States by under-spending on national defense and urging them to meet the agreed-upon target of 2% of GDP for military spending.

President Trump’s detractors criticized his actions, saying they were needlessly antagonistic of America’s allies.

But President Trump’s supporters -- who agree with the president’s opinion that America’s allies and trade partners take advantage of our generosity -- lauded the move, and the European Union’s Council President Donald Tusk grudgingly urged European countries to increase their defense spending.

As Great American Daily continues our coverage of President Trump’s administration, we are gathering the public’s opinion on his foreign policy in order to provide you with the must informed and relevant updates.

Should American taxpayers subsidize Europe’s national defense?