Why did William Jennings Bryan oppose to the US entering World War I?

Answer 1

William Jennings Bryan opposed the United States entering World War 1 because he had been known for peace treaties with at least 30 nations. With the United States entering into the war at least on of those countries would be allied with Germany. Another theory is that he wanted to protect America and by sending troops overseas to fight, America would be less defended than if all the troops stayed at home.