Stopping China’s Rise: A Call to Action from U.S. Leaders

The Chinese Communist Party poses a significant threat to the United States, particularly highlighted by the actions of Vice President Kamala Harris and Rep. Elissa Slotkin, who have been criticized for enabling China's rise. In Michigan, Slotkin supported a Chinese-owned battery plant that raised national security concerns and cost taxpayers significantly. Her decision to sign a non-disclosure agreement with the plant has drawn particular scrutiny, raising questions about the accountability of elected officials in dealing with foreign adversaries. Mike Rogers, a former U.S. congressman and current Republican Senate nominee for Michigan, emphasizes the need for a stronger stance against China. He argues that the current administration's policies have weakened America's position on the global stage, making it imperative to reverse these trends. Rogers advocates for ending electric vehicle mandates that he believes jeopardize Michigan jobs and increase reliance on Chinese technology. Rogers also highlights the importance of addressing Chinese espionage and protecting American intellectual property. He asserts that strengthening the military and law enforcement is crucial to countering the threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party. His experience in the FBI has shaped his belief that a show of strength is necessary to deter adversaries. The upcoming election is framed as a pivotal moment for Michigan's security and the nation's overall safety, with Rogers urging voters to reject candidates who align with China's interests. He warns that the Chinese Communist Party is counting on a Democrat victory, which could have dire consequences for both Michigan and the United States.