Most people were baffled as President Joe Biden allowed an enormous, high-tech Chinese spy balloon to traverse the U.S. mainland, collecting data and sending them off to Beijing as it went, before shooting it down over the Atlantic. They were also horrified to learn three additional “objects” had…
China’s spy balloon was an awakening indeed. Although not nearly as dramatic as the 9/11 terrorist attacks, it nevertheless showed that the Chinese are willing to invade our sovereignty and spy on our people, all with the goal of replacing the United States as the world’s preeminent superpower. Even Democrats have been forced to admit that, rather than being a mere fellow competitor on the world stage, China poses a serious threat to America. In other words, the gloves are off.
, “China says it reserves the right to retaliate against America for the temerity of shooting down their spy balloon over our territory. This arrogance should not surprise us. It is the fruit of decades of China successfully pushing us around and getting away with murder.” Biden’s nonchalance and his administration’s failure to provide clarity even to members of Congress has only fueled concerns on both sides of the aisle. And it’s time for some answers.
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