A rational US politician Dr. Judd Gregg tells the true strength of China

            Frank Li    Aug. 7, 2018 in Waterloo, Canada

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     Only the person with a quality brain that is able to achieve a good education can be a rational politician. 

     Now, a US politician, the Juris Doctor, Mr. Judd Gregg provided a proof by his article Trump needs more than pure instinct on China that showed his rational view about China. 

     The cause of many problems in the current world is from the confusion in ideology. It is at that politicians cannot look at the problem in a realistic way. 

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     This is the most rational article from a US politician, with a brief, grounded narrative, from the level of political philosophy, to explore the nature of China's politics and economy, as well as the differences between the United States and China.

     A rational politician wrote article to provide rational analysis, in more or less, may achieve a impact for improving the world livable by positive influencing those politicians who are in leading the world.

      Dr. Judd Gregg, https://www.senator-judd-gregg-r-nh-questions-secretary-of-education-news-photo

Follow was the excerpts from the article.

     China is an autocracy with a model isn’t communist in the traditional sense. It is a merger of capitalist and entrepreneurial activity with central political control and industrial direction in those areas deemed critical to growth.     

    It is a distinctly new form of governance — and one where the people of China seem willing to forgo liberties in exchange for stability and economic growth.

     The purpose of this incredible undertaking is to massively expand China’s influence and access to these markets, and their natural resources.

     We have 10 cities with one million people or more. China has 105 such cities. Los Angles is our second largest city by population. China has 25 cities larger than Los Angeles.

     This all gives China a disproportionate advantage when it comes to the raw material for the brainpower that drives this digital age

     There will almost certainly always be a trade imbalance with China. They produce too many things we want — things that cannot be produced here at a competitive cost — for it to be otherwise. In fact, the trade imbalance is a reflection of the fact that Americans can have a much higher standard of living from buying Chinese goods at low cost at Walmart than straining to buy goods they could not really afford if they were made here.

     China’s overseas commitments — the One Belt One Road initiative and its spin-offs — cannot be countered by us going it alone.

     China is investing across a huge swath of the globe in massive infrastructure projects covering 68 countries and 65 percent of the world’s population, running from Asia, across Central and Eastern Europe, and down to Oceania by Maritime Silk Road.

     We must quickly adopt a multi-faceted approach that appreciates the reality of China’s size, form of government and intentions.

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