Why China-bashing prevails in US politics

Posted by seumasach on August 13, 2016

13th August, 2016

Ahead of the upcoming presidential elections in the US, New York-based political analyst Caleb Maupin shares his vision on some of American foreign policy issues, such as relationship with China: he is convinced that no matter who wins, the President elect will be assigned the task of intensifying the confrontation with Beijing. And here is why.

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