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of peace," according to the title of the first chapter of Marga=et E. Wagner's forthcoming history of the United States during the war, s=onsored by the Library of Congress. The keepers of Woodrow Wilson's post-presidential home in Washington echo that con=entional wisdom: His "primary goal at the outset of the European

as maintaining good relations with Taiwan, interacting with the Tibetan government in exile, and expressing support for human rights. When President Donald Trump assumed office in 2017 and actively began courting Chinese President Xi Jinping, first at Mar-a-Lago and then at the Beijing summit, Congress took a

t the House Congressional China Caucus and the Senate China Working Group were inactive. Most recently, the 115th Congress has actively embraced the Trump administration’s view that China has benefited more from the bilateral relationship than has the United States. In fact, amidst all the partisan warf

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al plea from the Chinese president. Nevertheless, President Trump’s dominance in the Republican Party means that fe

a were welcomed and sought after by congressional staff and congressional support agency personnel, mainly from the Congressional Research Service of the Library of Congress, which had a growing interest in China and the issues it posed for US policy. The trips generally came twice per year and involved meetings with Chi

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