After Biden took office, a series of policy measures have caused a lot of criticism. Recently, CNN’s White House correspondent pointed out in an article that the world has become more dangerous and complicated in less than three months since Biden took office, and the enemies of the United States are lining up to test Biden.
On April 14, CNN published an article by White House correspondent Collinson, saying that compared to less than three months ago, when Biden took office, the world has become more dangerous and complex. Part of the reason is that “America’s adversaries” are challenging the new president.
The article argues that the United States is being drawn into a great power confrontation with Communist China and Russia. Iran, in Central Asia, plans to enrich uranium to an unprecedented level after an attack on one of its nuclear plants that was widely blamed on Israel. North Korea has begun testing ballistic missiles again.
On the 20th anniversary of 9/11 this year, the U.S. intends to withdraw its troops from Afghanistan, fearing that it will lead to the collapse of the U.S. allied government in Kabul by the Taliban; in addition, a coup in Myanmar, the U.S. sanctions and condemnation but to no avail, these are the challenges facing Biden.
Collinson continued, Russia gathered huge troops on the Ukrainian border, the Chinese Communist Party continues to test Taiwan’s defense capabilities, are testing Biden’s bottom line. Russian President Vladimir Putin is seeking to extend his term of office, fighting for territory abroad, interfering in elections, accelerating divisions and weakening Western power, while the Chinese Communist Party is expanding its military power in Asia and increasing its influence around the world.
According to the article, the Chinese Communist Party knows in its heart that the U.S. president is unlikely to see Taiwan as a key interest and go to war with the “Asian giant,” and it would be more attractive for Biden to withdraw from the war than to start a new one.
As for the nuclear power Russia, it is also inconceivable that Biden would let the U.S. military take on a non-NATO ally, Ukraine, and the White House’s position should be to seek cooperation with China and Russia when possible. But with fierce economic competition with the Chinese Communist Party, a U.S.-China confrontation is more likely.
Collinson said Taiwan is considered the most likely trigger for a U.S.-China conflict, and the president is obligated by law to provide the island with the means to defend itself. Washington sent warships through the Taiwan Strait last week.
On April 14, Biden sent his longtime friend, former Democratic Sen. Chris Dodd, to lead an “unofficial” delegation to Taiwan. White House officials said it was a “personal signal” from Biden to support democracy in Taiwan.
While Biden sent an old friend to lead an unofficial visit to Taiwan, U.S. climate change envoy John Kerry, the first senior official from the Biden administration to visit China, also arrived in Shanghai on the same day.
Kerry told Indian media that President Biden had told him that conflicts between the U.S. and China were real, but that the two sides could not be caught up in those issues and that the two countries must work together on climate issues.
U.S. Senator Rubio said in a Fox News article that Biden’s climate envoy’s visit to China was a big gift to Beijing. That means the U.S. buying millions of solar panels, electric car charging stations and other expensive green infrastructure in industries where the Chinese Communist Party dominates production. The Chinese Communist Party’s industrial base will profit from this.
Rubio said the Chinese Communist Party dominates the renewable energy industry, and if the United States is going to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on renewable energy, it shouldn’t spend it with the Chinese Communist Party and shouldn’t let a regime that practices genocide profit. He also cautioned, don’t be fooled by Biden, that his administration’s plan is not an infrastructure bill, or even a green energy bill. It is a pro-communist bill that will grow the Chinese Communist Party at the expense of American jobs.
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