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described Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance on Thursday as possessing a “clear inward or insular tendency” that concerns Chinese “experts,” as well as an “aversion of economic globalization” that runs afoul of Chinese Communist Party orthodoxy.
At 39, Vance is the first member of the millennial generation to appear on a major party presidential ticket.
“Vance’s speech displays a clear inward or insular tendency, reflecting his aversion to economic globalization,” the state outlet explained, citing “expert” Professor Diao Daming, a regular commentator for the. “Vance’s remarks also indicate that some Republicans continue to strongly advocate for the continuation of strategic competition with China, with a more pronounced confrontational stance.
“The use of McCarthyist hate rhetoric against some countries and their leaders has sadly become a favorite sport for US politicians as they seek to attract more voters to their side,” columnist Chen Weihuain a column published on Friday. “This is especially true during the US presidential campaign when candidates try to act tough.”
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