China faces 'mounting trade war' under potential Trump presidency | Richard Spencer

US foreign policy focus will likely switch to trade pressure on China under a Trump presidency as both Democrats and Republicans recognise a rising threat from China, says The Times' Richard Spencer.
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[@jeremypearson6852]

It’s interesting, China would likely prefer Biden to remain as President and Russia would prefer Trump. You have to believe that Xi and Putin have discussed it. An expat and long time US resident.

[@IsThisThePrizeIveWaitedFor]

If anything, I think they would prefer Trump. Trump wants to stop giving foreign aid, including Taiwan.

[@ap80shg]

"Expat"? Do you mean immigrant?

[@jeremypearson6852]

@@ap80shg an expat generally applies to those who have relocated from an affluent country.

[@ap80shg]

@@jeremypearson6852 No. It is a term used by people that don't like to be called what they are - immigrants.

[@jasonwalters6329]

We sell minerals to China in Australia one hint of hostilities we should’ve stopped sales….but no we keep sending minerals there…..money rules over everything!!

[@Geffo555]

Why does anyone still think that Trump knows what he's doing?

[@wecoolwecoolbounce5191]

He doesn't, but there's nothing better left for media to scare us with

[@kennethvenezia4400]

😮 wow! Lucky you

[@ears9506]

What do you think of Trump's Vice Presidents' wife being from India ( India belongs to BRIC ). Isn't that an influence of Russia, China, North Korea and Iran on our Democracy? Especially since Trump is biased towards Russia per his own words.

[@joeyjojojrshabadoo7462]

It's ok, India is the world's biggest democracy.

[@blairmccormick4351]

Guest saying "you know" far too much. Subconsciously asking for validation.