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“ There’s still jockeying for various personnel selections, and Xi Jinping cannot be seen as weak on an issue like Taiwan. ”
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July 28, 2022
The United States and China are on a collision course in the Taiwan Strait.
China’s ambitions have risen along with its military power and it may...
“ I think the US government is right to be concerned about a mishap. We don’t know if Xi Jinping appreciates that there is a growing risk of miscalculation and, potentially, conflict. Let’s hope he is paying attention.”
“ I think the Chinese have to do more than they did in 1997 – Xi Jinping can’t be seen as weak on this. It’s a very dangerous moment. I think few people actually realize how dangerous this is.”
“ The Senate's passage of the CHIPS+ bill is welcome bipartisan progress on one of the most critical technology issues the US faces. This kind of government investment... can help check the rising tide of economic pessimism that feeds nativism and polarization. Big bets like this bill are exactly what's needed to jumpstart the optimism that motivated previous generations to invest in the future and each other.”
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July 26, 2022
“One of the biggest threats to our elections and to democracy in general is misinformation and disinformation. Whether intentional or unintentional,...
“ The United States and the world need clarity from the Biden administration on how it views US-Taiwanese relations , so that the president's off-the-cuff remarks don't inadvertently come to define policy.”
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