Biden administration showing ‘weakness, unwillingness’ to crack down on China: Foldi
China threatens 'firm countermeasures' if US continues diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Olympic Games in Beijing
Foldi rips the Biden administration’s ‘weakness, unwillingness’ to crack down on China
Washington Free Beacon writer Matthew Foldi argues the U.S. Commerce Department is 'incredibly weak on confronting China with the Olympics.'
Washington Free Beacon writer Matthew Foldi ripped the Biden administration for its "weakness" and "unwillingness" to confront China during an appearance on "Mornings with Maria" Thursday.
MATTHEW FOLDI: I think we see an administration here that's quicker to crack down on Americans who want to watch baseball in Georgia at an All-Star Game than China, which is hosting the Olympics next year. I think he can't crack down. You know, we've seen China is incredibly invested in senior members in this administration. And there's a complete weakness and unwillingness to confront China from President Biden on down across the administration's policy.
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We see the Commerce Department is incredibly weak on confronting China with the Olympics. The commerce secretary said she doesn't even support pressuring American businesses to boycott the Chinese Olympics. Meanwhile, the President of the United States says that he opposed the All-Star Game in Georgia, so it's weakness on China from top-down in the Biden administration.
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Biden administration is 'quicker to crack down on Americans' than China: Foldi
Washington Free Beacon writer Matthew Foldi discusses the Biden administration's handling of China amid multiple conflicts with the country and the U.S. commerce secretary's husband reportedly working for a tech firm linked to China.