Trump is ‘right to question NATO,’ the right says

1. Donald Trump is right to question NATO

From USA TODAY: "NATO has gone from playing an important role in winning the Cold War to helping cause a new one. Maybe Europe needs a new approach to security."

2. Trump is right -- NATO is obsolete, and he's delivering that message loud and clear

From FOX NEWS: "After almost 70 years, America and its NATO partners in Europe may be heading for a new relationship, while still remaining friends."

3. Believe it or not, Trump just told the truth

From Washington Post: "The somewhat-accurate description of an encounter with Putin as 'easier' than meetings with NATO."

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