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Cornerstone Government Affairs principal Cassie Smedile argues that Chinese vehicles should be banned in the U.S. during an appearance on ‘Mornings with FOX Business.’
White House While the media frames President Trump’s Beijing summit with Xi Jinping as just another high-stakes photo-op, the real story runs deeper and looks strikingly familiar.
Trump brought dozens of major technology executives with him to his two-day summit in Beijing, including Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk, where the leaders met with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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As Donald Trump prepares for another high-stakes meeting with Xi Jinping, conventional wisdom in Washington and the international press insists that the American president is […] Source
Automakers and their suppliers, steel producers, and unions argue that China's highly subsidized and massive auto industry would allow the Asian country to sell cars far below what U.S. automakers could.
China has been chasing the title of world superpower for over a decade. Trump is still holding Xi back.