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For The First Time In A Very Long Time, An American President Stared Down China & China Blinked
DC Whispers, Nov 13, 2017

Donald Trump arrived at the APEC summit with a bit of swagger. Though already a naturally tall and broad-shouldered man, he stood bigger than life among his world leader contemporaries as a petulant Establishment Media did all it could to downplay the aura of strength that followed Mr. Trump everywhere he went. Gone was the rapid gun-chewing insecurity that marked Barack Obama’s participation in such gatherings. There was no apologizing for America’s past. No remarking how the United States owed others. No hiding from the fact that in an increasingly volatile and complicated world, America remains the one true superpower.

And despite the media’s fake obsession with Russia these days, it is China that poses the single greatest challenge to U.S. superiority throughout the world. It has been China that has expanded the scope of its economy and influence by leaps and bounds nearly unchecked by any rival, America or other, for some fifty years. Then came Donald Trump, a political outsider but a worldly man familiar with the workings of Chinese government and business. Mr. Trump strode up to China’s President Xi, firmly grasped his hand, looked him in the eyes, and delivered an unapologetic “America First” message that sent ripples of stunned admiration through the entire delegation.


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At the APEC summit, America showed its Trump card
Washington Examiner, Nov 10, 2017, Tom Rogan

When it comes to Asia-Pacific free trade, China has a systemic problem: not enough nations trust it.

This is relevant in light of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Vietnam, Friday, where Presidents Trump and Xi issued rallying calls to other world leaders in attendance.


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