China

How the United States deals with China's government on security, trade and human rights, and with Chinese influence inside the United States.

Stand up to China and counter its threats

2 members
Sherrod Brown
Senate · Ohio · Democrat
“Sherrod is working to make sure foreign countries can’t cheat our trade laws and is pushing the Biden Administration to do more to stand up to the Chinese Communist government – which is threatening Ohio jobs in industries from steel to solar manufacturing.”
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Chris Pappas
Senate · New Hampshire · Democrat
“In Congress Chris has worked to safeguard American interests and values across the globe, support our allies, and protect democracy from the rising influence of authoritarian regimes like Russia, Iran, and China.”
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Hold China to fair trade rules and stop intellectual property theft

2 members
Sherrod Brown
Senate · Ohio · Democrat
“Sherrod is working to make sure foreign countries can’t cheat our trade laws and is pushing the Biden Administration to do more to stand up to the Chinese Communist government – which is threatening Ohio jobs in industries from steel to solar manufacturing.”
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Abdul El-Sayed
Senate · Michigan · Democrat
“While we must insist that China play by the rules when it comes to trade and intellectual property, we must also recognize that our shared futures are better when we cooperate with each other for the benefit of all of our people, rather than compete in a zero-sum arms race that makes all of us less safe.”
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Avoid war with China through diplomacy and de-escalation

1 member
Abdul El-Sayed
Senate · Michigan · Democrat
“I oppose the warlike pathway that the foreign policy establishment has pursued with China. Our competition with China is not fated toward kinetic war. Where we compete, it should be with our research, development, and economic power, building solutions to the problems of the future.”
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“While we must insist that China play by the rules when it comes to trade and intellectual property, we must also recognize that our shared futures are better when we cooperate with each other for the benefit of all of our people, rather than compete in a zero-sum arms race that makes all of us less safe.”
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Cooperate with China on climate, AI and other shared challenges

1 member
Abdul El-Sayed
Senate · Michigan · Democrat
“International Public Cooperation and Governance Boards: We should negotiate a US-China treaty to pause and ban superintelligence, modeled on the Cold War deal in which Reagan and Gorbachev eliminated a class of nuclear missiles through inspections. A verification board would count chips and data centers, a scientific panel would share threat assessments, and a 24-hour hotline would flag incidents. Access to American chips and cloud services should be conditioned on signing and complying, and we should tighten chip export controls now.”
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“While we must insist that China play by the rules when it comes to trade and intellectual property, we must also recognize that our shared futures are better when we cooperate with each other for the benefit of all of our people, rather than compete in a zero-sum arms race that makes all of us less safe.”
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Out-compete China by investing in U.S. research and industry

1 member
Abdul El-Sayed
Senate · Michigan · Democrat
“I oppose the warlike pathway that the foreign policy establishment has pursued with China. Our competition with China is not fated toward kinetic war. Where we compete, it should be with our research, development, and economic power, building solutions to the problems of the future.”
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