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Biden on China
Comments of Vice president Joe Biden on China are compared with remarks of Warren and Sanders. The statements are extracted from the Democratic Party Presidential Primary Debate in Iowa on January 14, 2020.
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China
on China : I would be putting pressure on China to put pressure on Korea, to cease and desist from their nuclear power, make -- their efforts to deal with nuclear weapons. (Jan 14, 2020)
on China : I would move forward as we did before -- and you reported it extensively, Wolf -- about moving forward the whole notion of defense against nuclear weapons, that we would -- and when China said to me, when Xi Jinping said to me, that's a threat to us, I said, we're going to move and protect our interests unless you get involved and protect it. (Jan 14, 2020)
on China : I would reignite the relationship between Japan and South Korea, and I would put enormous pressure, enormous pressure on China, because that's also in their interests for them to put pressure on North Korea to cease and desist. (Jan 14, 2020)
on China : So we better figure out how we begin to write the rules of the road, not China. (Jan 14, 2020)
on China : We've got to bring the other 25 percent of our allies along with us to set the rules of the road so China cannot continue to abuse their power by stealing our intellectual property and doing all the other things, using their corporate state system to our significant disadvantage. (Jan 14, 2020)
on China : And that is NAFTA, PNTR with China, other trade agreements were written for one reason alone. (Jan 14, 2020)
on China : And the end result of those two, just PNTR with China, Joe, and NAFTA, cost us some 4 million jobs, as part of the race to the bottom. (Jan 14, 2020)
on China : We need some corporate responsibility here and we need to protect good-paying jobs in America, not see them go to China, Mexico, Vietnam, and all these other countries. (Jan 14, 2020)
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Trump's comments in OH, NH, and MI: combined statements from three Republican Party Presidential Primary 2016 Debates in Ohio, New Hampshire and Michigan.
Biden's comments in Iowa: Vice President Joe Biden's Iowa comments during the seventh Democratic Party Presidential Primary Debate in 2016. Issues covered include: China, defense, economy, families, farmers, Iran, Medicare, Middle East, North Korea, Obamacare, taxes, trade and Trump.
Sanders on Campaign Finance Senator Sanders' comments are from two 2016 Democratic Party Presidential Primary Debates in Las Vegas, NV, and Charleston, SC.
Trump on Campaign Finance Donald Trump's comments are from the 2016 Republican Party Presidential Primary Debates in Cleveland, OH on August 6. 2015.
Clinton on Campaign Finance Secretary Hillary Clinton's comments are from two 2016 Democratic Party Presidential Primary Debates in Las Vegas, NV, and Charleston, SC.
Trump on China -- Donald Trump's comments on China during the 2016 Republican Party Presidential Primary Debates.
Dem and GOP 700 combined comments: from the first two 2016 Presidential Primary Debates.
U.S. National Security Strategy as of 2017 -- Highlights plus Index and Text.
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