But at the same time, only 39 percent see China's military power as a critical threat facing the United States of America.
The greatest economic coercion strategy we can place on China is helping to build free-market trade agreements and free-...
To avoid these outcomes, the central aims of U.S. strategy in the near-term should be to enhance U.S. competitiveness.
Congress should call upon Commerce, Treasury, and other departments and agencies to develop tools to retaliate against C...
The United States and China are now locked in a high-stakes geopolitical competition.
The Chinese Government is undertaking coercive activities across the board, economically, militarily, and politically.
This blatant coercion should concern us all.
The Chinese Government has used this economic coercion against our allies and partners undermining U.S. foreign policy.
We need the Chinese for cooperation on many national security issues.
I think what it teaches us, Senator, is that China is going to use its economic clout to try to achieve its geopolitical...
They may be a small part of a broader economic policy, but they should not be the central tool of our economic approach ...