Joe Biden elected the 46th President of the United States

[Get Ya Wig Split]

Biden will sell out the country, such a pussy.

 

[beijingwalker]

Pussy is better than a fool who's fighting a battle that he can never win but claims it's easy to win.

 

[Trango Towers]

Please understand the full sentence, specially this part: "in a manner consistent with an open, fair, rules-based, regional order".

And they would tell you exactly what they are thinking behind closed doors. Please understand the full picture and especially how the white man thinks

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

Bad news for the Hindutva!!! The US policy makers know it’s no time now to pick up a mortal fight with China for it’ll expedite the US’s own demise....

 

[VCheng]

And they would tell you exactly what they are thinking behind closed doors. Please understand the full picture and especially how the white man thinks

The policies will always serve US national interests, above all else. The new administration will likely build coalitions with allies to further them in a forceful manner, rather than relying on the brutish tactics of the last four years.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

Looks like the Hindutva is being pushed into the line of sight of the “Microwave Weapons”.....

 

[achhu]

Looks like the Hindutva is being pushed into the line of sight of the “Microwave Weapons”.....

microwave is appealing to cheerleaders

 

[tower9]

Biden will sell out the country, such a pussy.

Biden will pursue a more strategic course in trying to contain China’s rising influence. Trump was a fucking ignoramus who said mean stuff and smashed everything like a gorilla but he actually hurt American dominance and accelerated China’s rise in many ways that we will only see the consequences of maybe five or ten years from now.

 

[Baibars_1260]

Bad news for the Hindutva!!! The US policy makers know it’s no time now to pick up a mortal fight with China for it’ll expedite the US’s own demise....

Hindutva was never known for picking a fight with equals and far less than with a superior.
The gamble was that by positioning itself as "victim" it would become an ally deserving massive military, economic, and diplomatic support.
As a US and QUAD ally militarily confronting China and competing with it would distract China and restrict it's rise to be a global challenge to a neo-colonial hegemony. In a military role India wanted to revert to its 19th century status when the Royal Indian Army , Britain's poodle mercenary force was in operations from Palestine to Hong Kong.
However the present armed forces are not the same stuff that marched into Burma ( Myanmar) Palestine ( Jordan) , "Mesopotamia "( Iraq) under the whip of the British officer corps.
India was reluctant to go into Afghanistan under ISAS, a point noted by the USA.
Relying on India to confront China seems to be a loosing proposition,

 

[siegecrossbow]

So what. Views can change over time. Just because Biden isn’t gonna go all out against China like Trump doesn’t mean he is going for a gloves on policy.

 

[Trango Towers]

The policies will always serve US national interests, above all else. The new administration will likely build coalitions with allies to further them in a forceful manner, rather than relying on the brutish tactics of the last four years.

Couldn't agree more.

 

[tower9]

The policies will always serve US national interests, above all else. The new administration will likely build coalitions with allies to further them in a forceful manner, rather than relying on the brutish tactics of the last four years.

Biden represents the neoliberal establishment who actually have to deal with ruling the world and deal with actual facts. They know the limits and contours of US power. This is why they understand that dealing with China requires a nuanced policy.

Trump represents the deeply ignorant worldview of much of Middle America. Although he was born as part of the elite, he didn't absorb much from his environment and instead represents the crude, simple but authentic ways of middle America, just like how he eats ketchup with fine steak. This authenticity is the same reason why he is worshiped like a god by his followers. Trump is deeply ignorant of why the US has remained a superpower and how it runs an empire, and this is why he has fundamentally damaged a lot of American credibility and dominance worldwide.

Biden's first goal will be to patch up the damage that Trump has done and retain American dominance.

 

[fallstuff]

I agree with your timeline. Obviously, having Huawei as the main network provider to the US or five eyes nation was never going to fly. There is no way that would be palatable. In that respect, Trump's tech war made sense. The problem is that Trump operates with zero nuance, so he just took the sledgehammer across the board against all aspects of America's complicated and deep relationship with China, to the point that it would precipitate trends that would end up immensely hurting America years down the road. Trump is a deeply ignorant man, so of course these weren't things he truly understood.

Biden will continue to pursue policies that will try to contain China's technological advancement and political influence while fortifying the foundations of American dominance which are things such as confidence in America's leadership especially among its allies, the preponderance and strength of American corporations and the use of the USD as the global reserve currency.

Trump is not that difficult to understand. He is a classic tough negotiator. He will raise the stakes ( Ex. by banning certain technology, product or service, or access to US market) then demand more to restore the aforementioned. It may work well in large business deals, but in this case he is not holding many cards to get what he wants.

US influence in Asia is relatively not as strong as it used to be. In the words of US Professor ," The Chinese are going around with suitcase of cash to win without ever firing a single round."

https://www.usmcu.edu/Outreach/Mari...MCUP-digital-journal/To-Win-without-Fighting/

 

[CAPRICORN-88]

Biden Will Normalize Chinese Relations And Collaborate On Climate And Trade
Ken Silverstei
Nov 22, 2020,12:30pm EST

Biden Will Normalize Chinese Relations And Collaborate On Climate And Trade

When Joe Biden takes the oath of office in January, he will start collaborating with China on addressing climate change, growing the green-tech sector and expanding trade relations.

www.forbes.com

That is what a smart US President should do instead of confrontation over disagreement. USA should be grateful and not forget that it was China that rescue USA from falling into a recession back in 2008.

Trump is not that difficult to understand. He is a classic tough negotiator. He will raise the stakes ( Ex. by banning certain technology, product or service, or access to US market) then demand more to restore the aforementioned. It may work well in large business deals, but in this case he is not holding many cards to get what he wants.

US influence in Asia is relatively not as strong as it used to be. In the words of US Professor ," The Chinese are going around with suitcase of cash to win without ever firing a single round."

https://www.usmcu.edu/Outreach/Mari...MCUP-digital-journal/To-Win-without-Fighting/

There is nothing tough nor logical about Trump Trump. He just egocentric and wants to win all the time.
If he loses, he misbehave and becomes very vindictive.
And he has just lost his Trade War which according to him is easy to win.

 

[Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen]

Trump is a big bad racist. He says horrible things like China virus, China plague. It's a good thing he's gone.