What are three reasons why senator taft opposed us involvement in the north atlantic treaty

The correct answer is the following.  

Senator Robert Taft opposed U.S. involvement in the North Atlantic Treaty because he believed that NATO affected the freedom of the United States to make decisions. He considered that being in NATO would give the President more power to engage in war. And he also believed that President Truman wanted to take powers he never had, using the Cold War as an excuse.  

Senator Taft made public his sentiments on the Presidential increase in power if the country joined the North Atlantic Treaty. He was afraid that the President could get the country involved not only in major wars but in local civil wars to support one faction. He also was against the idea to support the president to arm the world against Russia.  

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