There's also significant bipartisan opposition to the new consensus on US primacy in Asia & confrontation of China though. It's good Asia policy isn't divided on partisan lines, but primacists should be careful not to use bipartisanship to imply unanimity. Some examples: [THREAD] https://twitter.com/DEricSayers/status/1349191626795712514
Susan Thornton @suea_thornton (career diplomat, served in D & R admins): https://www.afsa.org/american-diplomacy-china-dead
Plus many, many other academics, think tankers, activists across political spectrum who oppose this embrace of "great power competition" as a dangerous security dilemma driver & distraction from true existential threats we face: climate chaos, pandemics, domestic dysfunction.
(Folks are welcome to add more such examples to this thread! They are legion.)
(Doh, misspelled Ryan's surname above: it's Ryan Hass. My apologies @ryanl_hass.)
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