Co-dependent relationships do not end well. The only question is who ends it first. Time to declare independence from Communist China.

.@VivekGRamaswamy Vivek , let's clarify some misconceptions: Your call to "declare independence from Communist China" oversimplifies a complex geopolitical relationship. The U.S. and China, as the world's two largest economies, have interconnected trade ties that have been beneficial for both nations. A sudden "declaration of independence" would be economically damaging and potentially destabilizing. Moreover, on the topic of climate, it's essential to remember that climate change is a global challenge. Both the U.S. and China are significant greenhouse gas emitters, and collaboration between these two nations is crucial for any meaningful global climate action. Disengaging with China might feel like a bold move, but it would be counterproductive in the fight against global warming. Your assertion that the CHIPS Act is merely a "Green New Deal in disguise" is 💯unfounded. Its central objective is to reinforce the U.S. semiconductor sector, pivotal for both national security and economic prowess. The Act allocates $52.7 billion specifically for semiconductor research, development, manufacturing, and workforce training. It doesn't pivot primarily on environmental concerns like the Green New Deal. Engaging in broad-brush statements without understanding the nuances can lead to misguided policies. It seems as you would say anything to get the nomination, Vivek. #ClimateActionNow #USChinaRelations #InformedPolicy

Trade by definition is co-dependent.

Americans are used to cheap manufactured goods from China, it is going to be almost impossible for us to completely discard trade with China. Vivek is dreaming.

With clarity of vision, Vivek Ramaswamy calls America to act before it's too late - declaring independence from China's chokehold. For decades, Beijing exploited integration to leech our expertise while feigning "responsible stakeholder" intentions, as cancerous dependence spread across critical industries, resources, and more. No longer. Vivek's bold leadership sparks a new consensus - China seeks dominance, not cooperation. Their predatory mercantilism ravages our economy while appeasement invites aggression abroad. Americans know this reckless gamble has failed. Vivek lights the path ahead - dissolving dangerous reliance through moral alliances, reshoring, and safeguarding strategic assets. This is the sovereign, resilient future we must secure so liberty endures. The time has come to break free and America First now means China last.

Vivek, I stand with you on most topics. Not this one. Making enemies is not good for anyone's future. We need to look towards bringing the world together. It's not our responsibility to do so, but we certainly should not be actively creating enemies.

We stand with VIVEK

Let's make America great again 🚀

Not sure you understand how the world works.

Independence is the way to go