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Did China Win the Election?

Congratulations are in order for the People’s Republic of China, which, if Biden eventually is declared the winner, (not yet a done deal) will have won the 2020 U.S. Presidential election.

The Biden Family is beholden to Beijing, both for the financial largesse it has bestowed upon it, and for its negligence (or worse) in allowing its COVID pandemic to spread throughout the world.  Despite the reality that Democrats criticized the President for seeking to stop the contagion from spreading to the U.S. by blocking travel from China, (they called him racist and xenophobic for doing so) they managed, with the collusion of their wholly dominated leftist media, to somehow cast him as being responsible for the health crisis.

In May, Biden, speaking in Iowa City ignored all the evidence of China’s vast military, espionage, and unfair trade threats, stated “China is going to eat our lunch? Come on, man…“I mean, you know, they’re not bad folks, folks. But guess what? They’re not competition for us.”

Millions of Americans, particularly blue collar workers,  will pay the price for China’s victory.  For decades, leading Democrats have catered to Beijing. President Clinton made possible the sale of a Cray supercomputer to the People’s Republic, which allowed its military to catchup to the U.S. in technological prowess. He subsequently allowed China open access to the U.S., perhaps in return for its attempt to funnel funds to his campaign. It was also during the Clinton Administration that China managed to steal key nuclear weapons secrets from the U.S. research facility in Los Alamos, New Mexico.

President Obama ignored Beijing’s military adventurism, particularly when it invaded the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone, a move condemned by the World Court. Obama gutted the U.S. military, sending a clear message to Pacific nations that kowtowing to the Chinese Communist Party was the safer bet.

Beijing was truly grateful. As noted in the South China Morning Post, .“Chinese President Xi Jinping … praised former US leader Barack Obama for his contributions to the Sino-US relationship, state media reported…A constructive US-China relationship was in the interests of both countries’ peoples, Obama said, adding that he would continue to play a positive role in promoting mutual understanding and cooperation between the US and China, according to Xinhua.”

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The Trump Administration sought to turn around the Democrat surrender to the PRC.  It fought against Beijing’s ongoing an thorough theft of U.S. manufacturing jobs.  Jobs which, you may recall, Obama said were “never coming back.”

The contrast was noted by many, including some Democrats. Robert Vlaisavljevich, the mayor of Eveleth, an iron-ore mining town, stated that “I am a lifelong Democrat, but for far too long, members of both parties allowed our country to be ripped off by our trading partners, especially China…“And what did so-called leaders like Joe Biden do? Nothing,” 

An American Enterprise Institute study noted that “The Trump administration’s re-definition of China from a strategic partner to a strategic competitor represents a crucial transformation in US long-term strategic planning. Contending with China in the immediate future is a national security, economic, and moral imperative. The Chinese Communist Party’s mismanagement of the COVID-19 pandemic, repression of Uighur Muslims, military aggression in the South China Sea, and enactment of its national security law in Hong Kong show Beijing to be an immediate threat not just to the US, but to the global order.”

Beijing may be euphoric over Biden’s potential victory. The Associated Press,  in an October article  reported that “a Biden presidency might restore a more predictable relationship after the shocks of Trump’s tariff war and his outreach to India, seen as a strategic rival, and Southeast Asian countries, with which Beijing has a series of territorial disputes, Chinese analysts say. At the least, Biden’s policy ‘won’t be as emotional and ridiculous as Trump’ said Yu Wanli, a professor of international relations at Beijing Language and Culture University.”

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