Our ability to counter China requires us to show up; it requires us to show up in embassies; and it requires us to show up on the ground with money.
Gina Raimondo: “Our ability to counter China requires us to show up; it requires us to show up in embassies; and it requires us to show…”
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Raimondo emphasizes the need for U.S. presence and investment to counter China's influence.
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