It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… Then came the rise of Big - 531 Then came the rise of Big Tech, which is now less a contributor to the U.S. economy than it is a tool of China ’s government . In exchange for cheap labor and … - page 12
… If you want to understand the - 532 If you want to understand the danger posed by collaboration between Big Tech and the CCP, look no further than TikTok . The highly addictive video app, used … - page 12
… The same can be observed of - 533 The same can be observed of many U.S. colleges and universities. Through the CCP’s Confucius Institutes, Beijing has been just as successful at … - page 12
… might take the - 534 A casual reader might take the last few pages as surveying a broad array of challenges facing the American people and the next conservative … - page 12
… issues, but two: (1) that China is a totalitarian enemy of the United States, not a strategic partner or fair competitor, and (2) that America’s elites have betrayed the American people. The solution to all of the above problems is not to tinker with this or that … - page 12
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