Synonyms for national interest
na·tional in·ter·est

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1. common good

   a country's economic, cultural, or military goals.

   hitler wanted germany to have national interest

   Submitted by boots.cierra on September 27, 2023  

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1. Alan Dershowitz:

   Lets consider a hypothetical, lets assume that President Obama had been told by his advisors that it really is important to send lethal weapons to the Ukraine. But then he gets a call from his pollster and his political adviser, who says we know its in the national interest to send lethal weapons to the Ukraine, but were telling you that the left-wing of your party is really going to give you a hard time if you start selling lethal weaponsand potentially get into a lethal war with Russia. Would anybody here suggest that is impeachable?

2. Nick Clegg:

   If they try to stagger through with a messy and unstable minority government instead of putting the country first then they will risk all the hard work and sacrifices people have made over the last five years, the last thing Britain needs is a second election before Christmas. But that is exactly what will happen if (Labour leader) Ed Miliband and David Cameron put their own political interest ahead of the national interest.

3. Prime Minister Boiko Borisov:

   We want to unfreeze the Nabucco project through Bulgaria, it is not aimed against anyone, this is about preserving Bulgaria's national interest, so that our gas network be full with gas, so that we take transit fees and not be bypassed.

4. Jason Bordoff:

   This is going to happen again and again, it's in the national interest, not only because of the climate crisis, but for our own energy security, to reduce oil consumption.

5. Bill McCollum:

   President Donald Trump is very bright, but President Donald Trump doesn't read a lot, and buys into a lot of conspiracy theories, some of those theories could be correct, and he wants to find out what really happened in 2016. I'm not sure there's anything wrong with that. Is that in the national interest, or is it purely political ? That's the rub. It'll be difficult for The Democrats to separate those two.