Donald Trump made remarks on Saturday, Feb. 10, about NATO that criticized some members at a campaign rally in South Carolina. The former president has often described NATO as a flawed international partnership, accusing some countries of not pulling their financial weight in the alliance, and the U.S. having to overcompensate. During his political rally, Trump said he told a NATO ally that if they didn’t pay, they’d be cut out. Therefore, that country would no longer be protected under a NATO policy that promises if a NATO country is attacked, then NATO as a whole will respond. “One of…