Does the bipartisan collaboration on a tougher China policy portend more areas of bipartisanship? More populist policies generally?
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Bipartisanship Lives! The Amazing Convergence on China Policy
Today on TAP: In the case of China, Republicans don’t mind letting Democrats lead
Posted inEconomic Policy
The Real Shortages in the U.S. Economy
It’s not a shortage of labor, it’s a shortage of attentiveness to how the economy has failed its citizens.
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A Most Admired Diplomat, Gone Corporate
Nicholas Burns, Biden’s likely ambassador to China, is entangled in tech and the arms business.
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Bidenism’s One-Two Punch
The president’s case for his program rests on egalitarian nationalism and the value
of democracy. That’s a more potent case than the Democrats have had in decades.
Posted inEconomic Policy
BlackRock’s Investment in Blacklisted Chinese Surveillance Companies
Wall Street’s divided loyalty is one more complication as Team Biden resets the U.S.-China Relationship.
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Biden’s Unforced Error: Naming Sarah Bianchi to a Top China Job
Today on TAP: A baffling choice for USTR
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First 100: Biden’s Climate Agenda Comes Into Focus
Also, Biden’s Justice Department still seizing land for the border wall.
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Another Sketchy Biden Appointment: Bianchi to USTR
Today on TAP: The old team of corporate Dems is not going quietly