Neal Dunn: “I want to talk about another facet of this great debate about opening up trade with China. For decades our foreign…”

“I want to talk about another facet of this great debate about opening up trade with China. For decades our foreign policy needed to rely on strong international leadership that was backed by scientific ingenuity embodied in the tip of ballistic missiles. It was our unwavering commitment to freedom and confidence in our ideals that helped to seal the victory over Communism. Although our ideals and our commitment are the same today, clearly the tools of freedom and democracy are changing. In the next century, it will be the diplomacy of trade, and the growth of the Internet that ensure continued United States leadership throughout the globe. The power of the Internet will define the way we communicate in our personal relationships, our business dealings, and in our political advocacy throughout this new century. And once again, the United States is leading the revolution. In fact, some of the most powerful and innovative high-tech companies in the world are based in the United States. These companies employ the most highly-paid, highly-skilled workforce in the world and are helping to raise the standard of living for millions of Americans.”