Please disable your Ad Blocker to better interact with this website.
Foolish political leaders, corporate America, and “free” traders are responsible for the growth of Chinese tyranny — here is Michael Brendan Dougherty: We desperately need to recover our ability to privilege political and moral…
Read MoreBy Todd Royal: Only India has the population, possible economic dynamism, and ability to counteract China’s bedevilment of U.S. strategy in the region.
Read MoreBy Sumantra Maitra: To formulate a strategy, one needs to understand what one is dealing with. Recent actions in China are a clue.
Read MoreBy Ben Weingarten: The Chinese have for decades banked on the world, and in particular its richest nation, prioritizing money over all else, including evidently its long-term national interest.
Read MoreBy Ben Weingarten: What was revelatory in Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s remarks was his forthright recognition of the nature of the Chinese Communist Party and its ambitions.
Read More
This Julio Rivera article at American Thinker makes an interesting point about leaving China behind: It’s no secret that tensions are escalating between China and the United States. The tensions have escalated into a…
Read MoreBy Roger W. Robinson, Jr.: The bottom line is clear. The Chinese are waging economic and financial warfare against us every day. We are in a position to prevail.
Read MoreBy Thaddeus G. McCotter: President Trump and Vice President Pence understand the fundamental crux in the U.S.-China relationship. Freedom is the bane of Communist rule.
Read MoreBy Curtis Ellis: Anyone who says businesses can’t move supply chains is wrong. They moved them to China a few years ago. And they can move them again—and put America first.
Read MoreBy Edward Ring: The libertarian position on everything from “free trade” and open borders to internet censorship and legalizing hard drugs is the same: It is in lockstep with the agenda of the progressive…
Read MoreBy Edward Ring: The libertarian position on everything from “free trade” and open borders to internet censorship and legalizing hard drugs is the same: It is in lockstep with the agenda of the progressive…
Read MoreBy Gordon G. Chang: It is especially difficult to trade with a thief, especially when the thief views commercial contact as an opportunity to steal more.
Read MoreBy Victor Davis Hanson: U.S. foreign policy toward China seemed to be based on the belief that the more China modernized and the more affluent its citizens became, the more inevitable Chinese political freedom…
Read MoreBy Chris White: Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai said Wednesday that China’s belligerent reaction to a seemingly insignificant tweet about Hong Kong protesters is a precursor of things to come. If China is…
Read MoreBy John Daniel Davidson: The Hong Kong protesters are fighting for liberty, but major U.S. firms with business ties to China are siding with the authoritarian state. That’s not okay.
Read More