Congressional China Task Force Releases Findings From Report on Threat From Communist China | Eastern North Carolina Now

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    The congressional China Task Force released a 141-page report on Wednesday outlining 82 key findings about the threat that the Chinese Communist Party poses to the United States and making 430 policy recommendations on how the U.S. needs to respond.

    The task force was led by Republicans-despite being in the minority in the House of Representatives-because Democrats refused to participate. Democrat presidential nominee Joe Biden, who declared during last night's debate that he is "the Democratic Party," has repeatedly downplayed the threat that China poses to the U.S. and recently refused to call China an "opponent" during a CNN town hall.

    House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy forged ahead with the task force, despite receiving no help from Democrats, putting 15 Republicans on the Committee who represent 11 other committees of the House of Representatives.

    The Committee focused on investigating six CCP-related challenges that the U.S. faces, including Ideological Competition, Supply Chains, National Security, Technology, Economics and Energy, and Competitiveness.

    "After months of virtual and socially distanced, in-person classified and unclassified briefings, the CTF drafted this report with 82 key findings and more than 400 forward leaning recommendations," the Committee said in a statement. "The CTF prioritized recommendations that have bipartisan support and have already moved forward in the legislative process. As a result, well over half of the legislative recommendations are bipartisan and more than one-third have passed either the House or the Senate. This report is the blueprint for bipartisan actions Congress and the Administration can take now to address the greatest national and economic security challenge of this generation."