Sen. Sullivan trip to visit Taiwan president, as seen through the eyes of a Wall Street Journal reporter

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : "Caught in the middle of these political and geopolitical currents is Sullivan, a leading voice in his party on national security who has sought to maintain the GOP's traditional Reaganite posture in the face of his party's rising isolationism," the reporter observed.
55% : "He was referring to a People's Republic law passed in 2005 that says China may use "non-peaceful means" if anyone causes Taiwan's secession or if "prospects for peaceful unification [are] completely exhausted."
28% : She then side-eyed Sullivan over his statement condemning the conviction of Donald Trump on all 34 felony counts against him last week, which he called "a sad day for America ... that sets a dangerous precedent and pushes our great nation even further into banana republic territory.

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