An emerging group on the right doesn’t think NATO is worth maintaining, and certainly doesn’t think we should go to bat for Ukraine, a non-NATO country.
In his most recent Wall Street Journal column, Gerard Baker wrote about this view:
That means standing up for Ukraine with strength and decisiveness.
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Service members of the Ukrainian Armed Forces take part in military exercises in Kharkiv Region, Ukraine, February 10, 2022.
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An emerging group on the right doesn’t think NATO is worth maintaining, and certainly doesn’t think we should go to bat for Ukraine, a non-NATO country.
In his most recent Wall Street Journal column, Gerard Baker wrote about this view:

About the Author
Carine Hajjar, a former National Review intern, is a Joseph Rago Fellow at the Wall Street Journal.
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An emerging group on the right doesn’t think NATO is worth maintaining, and certainly doesn’t think we should go to bat for Ukraine, a non-NATO country.
In his most recent Wall Street Journal column, Gerard Baker wrote about this view:
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About the Author
Carine Hajjar, a former National Review intern, is a Joseph Rago Fellow at the Wall Street Journal.
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