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Conservative solutions have proven across time and place to be the only way to ensure the survival of our nation and see us through challenging events like the ones we faced in 2020.
Think about the COVID-19 pandemic. Americans are faring better in states where policymakers have followed Heritage’s recommendations and not imposed sweeping COVID-19 lockdowns, but rather used data to determine whether and where such rash measures are even necessary.
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One hundred days have passed, and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s toughest moves on China so far have been two visits to the Indo-Pacific region and a task force working to deliver findings on possible policy changes sometime this summer.
Austin returned to the Pentagon in a suit after four decades of service in the Army that peaked with his leadership of U.S. Central Command, managing the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. He got ahead of criticisms that he would be weak on China early by calling the great power competitor the department s “pacing challenge” and surrounding himself with China experts. Some of those civilian experts are now working on an assessment to give Austin next steps for containing the often-aggressive regime in Beijing in the face of increasingly hostile activity against neighbors and U.S. partners such as the Philippines and Vietnam.
Austin s task force is toughest move yet on China as Biden Pentagon mulls options Abraham Mahshie © Provided by Washington Examiner
One hundred days have passed, and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s toughest moves on China so far have been two visits to the Indo-Pacific region and a task force working to deliver findings on possible policy changes sometime this summer.
Austin returned to the Pentagon in a suit after four decades of service in the Army that peaked with his leadership of U.S. Central Command, managing the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. He got ahead of criticisms that he would be weak on China early by calling the great power competitor the department s “pacing challenge” and surrounding himself with China experts. Some of those civilian experts are now working on an assessment to give Austin next steps for containing the often-aggressive regime in Beijing in the face of increasingly hostile activity against neighbors and U.S. partners such a
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