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President of Council on Foreign Relations admits China dropped the ball at first, but the US is taking a hit

We’ve never heard so many good things about China before, but now the country’s propaganda is catching on. Consider the state-run Xinhua News service, which just today reported that the White House “desperately needs a scapegoat for its ineptitude” in fighting the coronavirus, and President Trump has settled on China for some reason that escapes us.

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Richard N. Haass, president of the Council of Foreign Relations, says that America’s reputation has taken a bit of a hit for how little we’re doing for others, while China is seen worldwide as “meeting the challenge at home and offering help to others.”

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Hopefully, liberals and the media will cool it a bit tomorrow with the Chinese propaganda; today was a bit over the top.


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