Chitchat Emperor Xi is dead meat as top Democrat backs Trump on tariffs after Beijing meeting!

[kryonlight]

Top Democrat backs Trump bid to realign dealings with Beijing

A prominent American critic of President Donald Trump has backed his plans to “recalibrate” the United States’ economic dealings with Beijing, saying US policies toward China had been “misdirected” for a long time.

Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat from Massachusetts, who is on a short visit to Beijing, said US policy needed a rethink and she did not fear tariffs being implemented on Chinese goods.

Warren said the US government was waking up to Chinese demands for US companies to give up their know-how in exchange for access to its market, after years of assuming economic engagement would lead to a more open China.

“The whole policy was misdirected. We told ourselves a happy-face story that never fit with the facts,” Warren told reporters on Saturday.

“Now US policymakers are starting to look more aggressively at pushing China to open up the markets without demanding a hostage price of access to US technology,” she said.

Warren discussed trade issues and North Korea with senior Chinese officials, including Liu He, the vice premier for economic policy, Yang Jiechi, a top diplomat, and Defense Minister Wei Fenghe.

She said she told officials she met that Americans cannot support a more integrated economic system with China if it “fails to respect basic human rights”.

China’s ruling Communist Party has tightened controls on society since President Xi Jinping assumed power, from online censorship to a crackdown on activists and non-governmental organizations, though Chinese officials routinely deny accusations of rights abuses.

 

[democracy my butt]

USA is bankrupted and weak, even there were 2 USAs also not able to match 1B1R China now. Chinese are just doing the easy way out, to pace slow on trade war, knowing that USA will automatically defeat itself in due time and time will work for China 100% surely. Prolong the trade war and bleed USA dead. The strong and big nation will win. USA depend on China, more than China depending on USA.

 

[tanwahtiu]

Lies blatant lies. Knowing Chins has advanced technology which US want it fuck drug trafficker has once again use threat on China.

Does not mean China want to trade with US but does US want to trade with China?

Jealous that mighty China has developed African States with massive construction projects to make African GREAT the US feared a advanced Africa one day.

When that day come African States will want evil angmoh blood for the slave trades that cost 60 millions African to died.

The day shall come.... fuck of Pommies.

Top Democrat backs Trump bid to realign dealings with Beijing

A prominent American critic of President Donald Trump has backed his plans to “recalibrate” the United States’ economic dealings with Beijing, saying US policies toward China had been “misdirected” for a long time.

Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat from Massachusetts, who is on a short visit to Beijing, said US policy needed a rethink and she did not fear tariffs being implemented on Chinese goods.

Warren said the US government was waking up to Chinese demands for US companies to give up their know-how in exchange for access to its market, after years of assuming economic engagement would lead to a more open China.

“The whole policy was misdirected. We told ourselves a happy-face story that never fit with the facts,” Warren told reporters on Saturday.

“Now US policymakers are starting to look more aggressively at pushing China to open up the markets without demanding a hostage price of access to US technology,” she said.

Warren discussed trade issues and North Korea with senior Chinese officials, including Liu He, the vice premier for economic policy, Yang Jiechi, a top diplomat, and Defense Minister Wei Fenghe.

She said she told officials she met that Americans cannot support a more integrated economic system with China if it “fails to respect basic human rights”.

China’s ruling Communist Party has tightened controls on society since President Xi Jinping assumed power, from online censorship to a crackdown on activists and non-governmental organizations, though Chinese officials routinely deny accusations of rights abuses.