U.S.-China relations will 'reset' if Biden wins the election, former U.S. ambassador to China says
would deal with Beijing in a "much more traditional" way if he wins the election, a former U.S. ambassador to China said this week."Squawk Box Asia""He will not use his Twitter account to affect foreign policy. Rather, it will be much more traditional," said Baucus, who was appointed ambassador to China by President Barack Obama in 2014.
"That's one big difference under a President Biden," he said. Trump's administration is seen to have alienated American allies. If Biden wins the election, he would first work on domestic issues in the U.S., Baucus said. "Biden will take his time in re-establishing a relationship with China. He's going to first focus on the American economy, first focus on getting jobs back, focus on defeating the virus."Baucus also weighed in on the relationship between Washington and Beijing.
That's because of investments and commercial interest on both sides. "It's a complementary economic relationship," he said.
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