The People& #39;s Republic of China is not a free country, and the United States of America is. In contrast to @SecPompeo, I have no problem with that "lack of reciprocity" continuing. https://www.state.gov/advancing-reciprocity-in-u-s-china-diplomatic-relations/">https://www.state.gov/advancing...
The Chinese government& #39;s restrictions on US diplomats are also restrictions on the Chinese people.
By the same token, the US government& #39;s restrictions on Chinese diplomats, in the name of "reciprocity", are also restrictions on the American people.
By the same token, the US government& #39;s restrictions on Chinese diplomats, in the name of "reciprocity", are also restrictions on the American people.
I don& #39;t give a hoot about being "fair" to Beijing, as some will imagine is my motivation. I care deeply about that kind of country WE have, and that it taps its own strengths instead of trying to imitate others who it should not imitate.