Two Powerful Progressive Political Groups Are At Odds Over China

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Tariffs stand in its way.
43% : The Chinese diplomat said, precisely, that Beijing needed to see some "positive steps" - which of course means ending tariffs and trade bans on strategic industries, including the Customs ban on Hoshine's polysilicon.
42% : That this narrative comes from a country that has built more coal-fired power plants in 2020 than any nation on earth, and generates 70% of its electricity from coal, should not be lost on the climate crisis types.
38% : It would be "disastrous in the long term for the United States government to backtrack, tone down, let the Chinese manipulate the issue," said Nury Turkel, a Uyghur advocate and the vice chairman of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, an advisory panel that makes policy recommendations to the White House and Congress.
26% : The U.S. solar industry has come back, oddly enough, thanks to tariffs imposed by whom some have called a climate change skeptic, former president Donald Trump.

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