· WASHINGTON – As NATO concludes another ineffective summit, U.S. Senator MikeLee (R-UT) introduced the Not A Trusted Organization (NATO) Act today to withdraw the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). · Republican Senator MikeLee has introduced a bill to withdraw the U.S. from NATO, which comes after a two-day alliance summit in The Hague. · “America’s withdrawal from NATO is long overdue,” Lee said. “My legislation will put America first by withdrawing us from the raw deal NATO has become.” Lee said he believes the alliance has “run its course.” “The threats that existed at its inception are no longer relevant 76 years later. Sen. MikeLee (R-UT) introduced a bill Wednesday seeking to withdraw the United States from the NorthAtlantic Treaty Organization, even as the Trump administration strengthens ties... · Senator MikeLee introduced a bill to remove the US from the North Atlantic alliance, arguing that the collective defence pact is not within US national security interests. · As domestic political divisions widen and foreign alliances are being questioned, Sen. MikeLee’s proposal to withdraw from NATO marks a pivotal moment in American politics — one that could redefine U.S. engagement on the global stage. · Senator MikeLee has introduced a bill to withdraw the U.S. from NATO, arguing it's outdated and Europe isn't paying its fair share. This move comes amid debates about European defense spending and America's role in global security.
