2024 presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy called for a potential 'decoupling' of U.S. and China on a business level, as well as a new approach to Russia.
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy explains his foreign policy stance on ‘America Reports.’
"I think we need to focus on driving a wedge between that Sino-Russian alliance, because I think that is the single greatest military threat that we're going to face. And it's what gives Xi Jinping the confidence that he needs to risk war with the U.S. over Taiwan on the bet that the U.S. won't want to actually go after two different nuclear superpowers at the same time," he said.suggested forcing a split between the two U.S.
"It's a reverse maneuver of what [Richard] Nixon did with Mao [Zedong]. Mao was not some … paragon of democracy. I don't trust Putin any more than Nixon trusted Mao, except this time Putin is the new Mao: Disrupt that alliance."He said such a move would, despite giving Russia some concessions, transform the global order from bilateral to trilateral – leaving no firm alliances between the three major nuclear powers, U.S., Russia and China.
"But if Putin reneges on that now, we're talking about a maximum pressure campaign in terms of economic sanctions." "I'm talking about actual real measures No data theft, no intellectual property theft, no more turning our own companies into your geopolitical pawns to do your bidding, using lobbying," he said.I think it would have some short term economic consequences. But I do think that we can make those sacrifices if we know what we're sacrificing for."He joined Fox News in 2013 as a writer and production assistant.
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