Assessing the Threat of China: What the US Government Should Be Doing

The US government should take decisive actions to protect the country from potential threats posed by China. This would involve preventing the CCP from buying American farmland, controlling essential infrastructure like water and energy, avoiding economic dependence on China, restricting Chinese influence in education and research, curbing Chinese access to sensitive facilities, focusing on domestic affairs rather than foreign issues like Taiwan, and preventing Chinese colonization in the Americas. Additionally, the US government should not allow China to build infrastructure in areas under its control, such as the Virgin Islands, and should intercept any Chinese spy activity over US territory to demonstrate a commitment to protecting its citizens.