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Point: China Is a Competitor for Now; Let’s Keep It That Way

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By Jonathan Fritz
| Delta County Independent Verified
Xi Jinping sees the United States as the primary obstacle to China’s ultimate ambitions: communism’s victory over capitalism, the forced “re-unification” of Taiwan, and China’s return to the center of the global stage. However, Xi is also a pragmatist. Recognizing the United States remains a formidable power that still benefits China’s economy, he prefers to avoid direct military confrontation. kAm(92E 5@6D E92E >62?
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Column: Point: China is a competitor for now; let’s keep it that way

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By Jonathan Fritz
| Macomb Daily Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Jonathan Fritz InsideSources.com Xi Jinping sees the United States as the primary obstacle to China’s ultimate ambitions: communism’s victory over capitalism, the forced “re-unification” of Taiwan, and China’s return to the center of the global stage. However, Xi is also a pragmatist. Recognizing the United States remains a formidable power that still benefits China’s economy, he prefers to avoid direct military confrontation.
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Point: China is a competitor for now

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By Jonathan Fritz
| The River Reporter Verified
Xi Jinping sees the United States as the primary obstacle to China’s ultimate ambitions: communism’s victory over capitalism, the forced “re-unification” of Taiwan, and China’s return to the center of the global stage. However, Xi is also a pragmatist. Recognizing the United States remains a formidable power that still benefits China’s economy, he prefers to avoid direct military confrontation. What does that mean for U.S. policy? Let’s start with what it doesn’t mean.
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