Name: Fareed Zakaria: ‘There is room for the US and China to co-exist' I FT
Uploaded: 2021-04-05T09:16:26.000Z
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Adverbs of manner

My pronunciation, probably incorrectly, is Heraclitus.

Adverbs of degree

for those who believe in government - for progressives -

So you have to show that you can get stuff done.

I think it's fair to say that if Biden gets the things I just

progressive and expansionist view of government

since the Great Society, and really since, basically,

'64, '65, 66, because after that, Vietnam

overwhelmed Johnson and he didn't get much done.

This would be a transformational presidency

led by the most untransformational character

navigated the centre of the Democratic party,

But the lesson, I think, from the Obama years was,

On foreign policy he is still being very careful and cautious

and navigating between what I suspect his instincts are:

with China, even with Russia, to re-engage with some

of the international agencies and things like that,

a nationalist, populist critique of all that,

articulated most powerfully by Donald Trump,

but also by a whole bunch of senators and lots of people

And so there they're being more cautious.

I think that there is room for a world in which the United

and there will have to be accommodations on both sides.

And the fundamental one is probably this.

to articulate a goal that is not the conversion of China

to westerndom or to the successor to Christendom,

going to be pressured, cajoled, harangued

into becoming a western liberal democracy,

I think we're in for a very tough struggle.

If there is more of a sense of 'live and let live,' I think

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Fareed Zakaria: ‘There is room for the US and China to co-exist' I FT

stuff

ultimately

articulate

overwhelmed