China, China, China (Biden is Xi's puppet)

[SheepDog4Life]

Grassley: Chinese-Government Front Company Paid Biden for Work Done While He Was VP | National Review

The Iowa Republican’s explosive allegations, made in a letter sent to Biden administration officials last week, warrant a proper, unbiased investigation.

www.nationalreview.com

 

[BigRed]

I would say obiden is Xi's *****, but house rules and all.

The central state is utterly corrupt.

 

[Thor]

The ChiComs are our enemies foreign...Brandon domestic.

 

[Onebad06vtx]

Grassley: Chinese-Government Front Company Paid Biden for Work Done While He Was VP | National Review

The Iowa Republican’s explosive allegations, made in a letter sent to Biden administration officials last week, warrant a proper, unbiased investigation.

www.nationalreview.com

Trump tried to warn everyone about crooked biden,but many hated Trump and helped biden cheat to win.
Now nobody wins except the big guy and his family!
Wake up America

 

[rob63]

It appears to be the age-old adage that people always accuse others of the things they themselves are actually guilty of; we now know where the Russia-Collusion nonsense came from.

 

[KokomoDave]

If Xi had lost all credibility to be reelected , how would that affect US foreign policy as Jinping would not continue to have his hand up Obiden's keister to work as his unregistered foreign agent puppet?

 

[jwamplerusa]

I am honestly shocked by the reported moves America appears to be making against the Chinese semiconductor industry. The moves as described appear to be something an America first administration would do, not the Traitor in Chief.

Zeihan's commentary in the links is an interesting perspective.

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Zeihan's commentary on the US sanctions upon China's semiconductor begs a question.

Since we have a potato for a president, and a laughing hyena for VP, who is making these apparently bold decisions?

It's almost as if a group of adults have suddenly obtained some degree of power within the Administrative State. That seems very strange after the last 30 months.

For any of you with more direct knowledge of these sanctions and the Chinese semiconductor industry, what is your opinion of the recent moves?

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

I don’t follow the machinations of Chi-com politics much but this crossed my twitter feed this morning. No report if firing squad firing was subsequently heard.

 

[jwamplerusa]

China likely just became far more dangerous.

 

[Ingomike]

I am honestly shocked by the reported moves America appears to be making against the Chinese semiconductor industry. The moves as described appear to be something an America first administration would do, not the Traitor in Chief.

Zeihan's commentary in the links is an interesting perspective.

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Zeihan's commentary on the US sanctions upon China's semiconductor begs a question.

Since we have a potato for a president, and a laughing hyena for VP, who is making these apparently bold decisions?

It's almost as if a group of adults have suddenly obtained some degree of power within the Administrative State. That seems very strange after the last 30 months.

For any of you with more direct knowledge of these sanctions and the Chinese semiconductor industry, what is your opinion of the recent moves?

My speculation would be that the real powers, while accumulating power from and over the citizens of the west, are simultaneously playing a dangerous game of chicken with the Chinese…

 

[SEIndSAM]

 

[DadSmith]

Congressional Football Game takes heat from lawmakers over China ties: 'We slipped up'

EXCLUSIVE — An annual football game featuring lawmakers and ex-NFL players was co-sponsored this year by an affiliate of a Chinese electric carmaker, while the organizing charity has been led by a recent lobbyist for a sanctioned Chinese military-backed company.

www.washingtonexaminer.com

It isn't just Biden...

 

[DadSmith]

GOP senator calls for Cold War-era tactic to counter China - Washington Examiner

Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) wants Congress to use a decades-old strategy once used against the former Soviet Union to tackle another one of the United States's biggest foreign threats: China

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EXCLUSIVE — Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) is pushing for Congress to use a decades-old strategy from the Cold War that was used against the former Soviet Union to tackle one of America’s biggest modern-day threats: China.

The senator has asked the leaders of Congress’s Joint Economic Committee, which he sits on, to conduct annual unclassified reports and hold hearings about the Chinese economy and economic policy decisions, a tactic the panel used with the Soviet economy before its downfall in the early 1990s.

In a letter first seen by the Washington Examiner to Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM), the Joint Economic Committee chairman, and Rep. David Schweikert (R-AZ), the vice chairman, Schmitt noted that the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission made a similar recommendation to use open-source and classified data and analysis.

“This analysis and the subsequent reports were especially important, as the Soviet Union stood to gain from lying about its economic condition,” Schmitt wrote.

He cited China’s “currency manipulation, malicious trade practices, and theft of intellectual property” as ways the communist country “has harmed the American economy and the American worker.”

The committee did not respond to a request for comment.

The Soviet-era studies also included public hearings, which Schmitt said should accompany the China reports. He recommended focusing on three policy areas: economic factors causing Chinese nationals to leave the country, the effects of state-driven market-fixing policies on the Chinese economy, and the country’s housing market.

The committee publishes a yearly bipartisan report on the U.S. economy, in addition to other periodical partisan reports and research conducted separately by each party. The panel’s primary task is to “review economic conditions and recommend improvements in economic policy.”

Lawmakers have increasingly viewed China as the greatest nondomestic economic threat to the United States, and the GOP-led House last year established the bipartisan Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the U.S. and the Chinese Communist Party.

White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan became the first person from his post to visit China since 2016 when he traveled to Beijing last week to meet with the Chinese foreign minister and other high-level officials.

As the former Missouri attorney general, Schmitt in 2020 sued China over the coronavirus pandemic for misleading the public about the disease’s origin, which drew the ire of the Chinese government. Schmitt’s 2022 Senate primary also centered heavily on China, which he and his GOP opponents said presented military, economic, and public health threats.

“The [Joint Economic Committee] should be critical in shaping a whole-of-government approach to the challenges that China’s revanchist economic activities present,” Schmitt wrote in his letter.


I say
Bring back the House Un-American Activities Committee.

 

[DadSmith]

 

[DadSmith]

House report finds US funded research helped advance Chinese military interests - Washington Examiner

The papers included research on high-performance explosives and rocket fuels, tracking underwater targets, and coordinated drone operation.

www.washingtonexaminer.com