But we are told the way to get tough with China is to ignore the devastation done especially to our Midwest by their trade policies, and instead, spend a few hundred billion dollars fighting over islets that are both useless and, in any case, not ours.
Brad Sherman: “But we are told the way to get tough with China is to ignore the devastation done especially to our Midwest by their…”
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Sherman criticizes U.S. policy prioritizing military spending over addressing trade impacts on American jobs.
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