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Trump’s concerns about China in Panama aren’t misplaced. China’s growing influence in the region should be of concern to U.S. leaders. China isn’t playing checkers; they’re in a 4D chess match to dominate the global stage and the US needs to recognize that.

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Trump can do no wrong in your eyes. 🤦🏾 some of you though!!

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We should have never sold the Panama 🇵🇦 canel.....

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robert casey1 yıl önce

What kind of leader writes such an asinine post on Christmas Day. I don’t remember him talking about claiming the Panama Canal or turning Canada into a state. Greenland?? You seem too intelligent to actually be defending or justifying his buffoonery.

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well said. i dislike how she try to compare this to dictatorship when plenty of previous American governments have been expansionist. it has nothing to do with how the country is governed. also, i hate how people try to hide behind Chinese "company" when we all know its both.

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@TheLeoTerrell If USA needs to move military through canal, China controlling 3 of the 5 ports is suicidal.

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DarkStar Typos Are My Way Of Life 🇺🇲🇯🇲1 yıl önce

What about Africa? When the US wanted to help African countries, especially in Northern & Central Africa, conservatives questioned why and brought racial themes into the mix. What about the Caribbean? Their influence is all over. They bribed JA politicians and now own an airport

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Only a person with no common sense would say that China operating in Panama is in the United States best interest. The Biden administration has done nothing but damage this once great Country. ☹️🇺🇸

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Thanks for the education. It is nice to have a media personality who educated the audience- for once.

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Please look into Chinese land and business ownership throughout Central and South America, it’s massive and concerning.

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Weak liberals don't understand this because of their hate.

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