The growing influence of left-wing Democrats within the Democratic Party is predicted to shift US foreign policy towards a more inward-looking stance, potentially reducing the focus on rivalry with major powers like China. This trend is evidenced by recent primary victories where progressive candidates have prioritized domestic issues such as housing and public services. A Chinese political scientist suggests that Beijing should reconsider its assumption that all American political factions maintain a hard line against China. AI
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- Abdul El-Sayed
- Adriano Espaillat
- Brad Lander
- China
- Colorado
- Dan Goldman
- Darializa Avila Chevalier
- Democratic Party
- Diana DeGette
- Fudan University
- Israel
- Meng Weizhan
- Michigan
- Mike Rogers
- New York City
- US Senate
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