US President Donald Trump has hoped attacks on China would play well with voters during his re-election campaign, but analysts say that hasn’t happened. Photo: EPA-EFE
‘The dog that didn’t bark’: Donald Trump’s use of China as a campaign issue never got traction, analysts say
- Blaming Beijing for the coronavirus ‘just didn’t land’ and ‘that’s a really good thing’ for US-China relations, one analyst says
- Another bid to paint Democratic nominee Joe Biden and his son as corrupt allies of China has also failed to resonate with voters
US President Donald Trump has hoped attacks on China would play well with voters during his re-election campaign, but analysts say that hasn’t happened. Photo: EPA-EFE
