Study: Dem Reps Downplay Chinese Threat To US While Republicans Focus On Security
GOP lawmakers are more likely to tweet about China, and tend to tweet more about U.S. security interests related to China, than their Democratic counterparts
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GOP lawmakers are more likely to tweet about China, and tend to tweet more about U.S. security interests related to China, than their Democratic counterparts
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