An alliance of middle powers calls for stability in the Indo-Pacific region.
China's ongoing threats against its neighbors, especially Taiwan, has created an alliance of democracies to speak out in support of the island nation.
Neil W. McCabe: The cartel media are flipping out. They’re wailing and gnashing their teeth. They’re resentful. They have a sense of professional superiority. They’re like oligarchs. They’re not that special; they’re actually mortals like everybody else. We excel because our guys are running and gunning with fantastic equipment and a fantastic attitude. @ReporterMcCabe@RealAmVoice
The Secret Service arrested a preacher for peacefully praying on the sidewalk in front of China’s embassy but our police refuse to arrest Chinese consular guards violently assaulting Americans exercising First Amendment rights. Would you say something is wrong with our law-enforcement priorities?
Began today with @MorningsFBN to talk China, AI, and how Republicans are fighting to make life more affordable for the American people.
This is a contrast between common sense and crazy, and we’re on the side of common sense.
President Trump is as strong on Taiwan as I've ever seen anybody. He's made it very clear that we have not changed the one-China policy. We support the Taiwan Relations Act, the three communiques, and the six assurances. President Xi has heard that repeatedly from President Donald Trump. President Trump has already sold 50 percent more arms to Taiwan than any other president since 1979, and so I don't accept the premise that he's not doing all that we should be doing for Taiwan. https://t.co/sjtxz0qMeL
Met with Lebanese Prime Minister Salam today, reaffirming strong U.S. support as Lebanon implements the Trilateral Framework – the only path to a durable peace with Israel. The United States stands with a sovereign Lebanon, free from Hizballah and Iranian influence.
Minnesota ore. Iowa steel. American workers.
This is what happens when a President puts trade policy to work for the American worker. @POTUS delivers again.
Gen. Jack Keane says the U.S. and Israel already have the air power to dramatically shift the fight inside Iran.
His proposed strategy: Iranians take up arms against IRGC facilities while American and Israeli aircraft provide support from above and target regime reinforcements.
Keane argues the sight of successful uprisings in several locations could draw tens of thousands more people into the streets and accelerate pressure on the regime.
“We’re making it harder than what it is,” he tells @marklevinshow