3.5.2019 · Joe Biden said Wednesday night that China was “not competition” for the U.S., prompting blowback from prominent members of both political parties.

2.5.2019 · Biden says China is ‘not competition for us,’ prompting pushback from both parties. Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden on May 1 said China is "not ... of our major economic competitors.

2.5.2019 · Former Vice President and 2020 Democratic hopeful Joe Biden on Wednesday played down growing concerns that China is on the verge of surpassing the U.S. as a dominant global economic and national security superpower, saying: "They're not competition for us." "China is going to eat our lunch? Come on, man — They can't even figure out how to deal with the fact that they have this great division ...

6.5.2019 · Asia security analyst Gordon Chang criticized former Vice President and 2020 contender Joe Biden's recent comments appearing to downplay the competitive threat China poses to the U.S., in an ...

1.5.2019 · "china is going to eat our lunch? come on man" biden says before saying that the chinese "isn't in competition for us" — Joe Gabriel Simonson (@SaysSimonson) May 1, 2019 "Biden is skeptical of ...

28.2.2020 · “The idea that they are our competition, that they’re going to beat us, is bizarre,” he then judged. Biden’s remarks echoed similar ones he made in January while on the campaign trail in Iowa. “We talk about China as our competitor, we should be helping and benefiting ourselves by doing that,” he told supporters in Ames at the time.

24.10.2019 · Biden, who has come under fire in recent weeks for his son’s shadowy business dealings in China, made the remark during a campaign appearance in Iowa while lambasting President Donald Trump’s foreign policy agenda. “China’s not our problem if we invest and remember who we are,” the former vice president said: Joe Biden: “China’s not our problem.”

11 tuntia sitten · In an Aug. 16 address, Biden framed his Afghanistan policy in the context of great power competition. “Our true strategic competitors — China and Russia — would love nothing more than the United States to continue to funnel billions of dollars in resources and attention into stabilizing Afghanistan indefinitely,” he said.