China urges USA to be 'RATIONAL' after Trump became Republican front-runner

CHINA has urged voters in the United States to take a rational view of their relationship after Donald Trump became the Republican presumptive presidential nominee.
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China warns US after Trump wins Nevada caucus

China warned the United States on Wednesday not to adopt punitive currency policies that could disrupt U.S.-China relations after Donald Trump's win in the Nevada caucus. Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told reporters in Beijing that "we are following with interest the U.S. presidential election."
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Economic Analysis Shows Donald Trump’s China Crackdown Would Create Millions of American Jobs

Thursday night marked the sixth consecutive presidential debate in which

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL)

was not asked about President Obama’s Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement, which Rubio has supported so strongly that he claimed it would be a “pillar” of his presidency.
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Trump Was Right About TPP Benefiting China

Donald Trump lambasted the Trans-Pacific Partnership at Tuesday night's Republican presidential debate, contending that China would use it to "take advantage of everyone"--generating snickers from journalists and a withering refutation from Rand Paul, who said "we might want to point out that China is not part of this deal."
But Trump never suggested that China was part of the TPP, only that the country would "come in, as they always do, through the back door" of the agreement. And he was right.


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Hillary Clinton accuses China of 'stealing US secrets'

US Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton has accused China of stealing commercial secrets and government information.
She accused China of "trying to hack into everything that doesn't move in America", and urged vigilance.
US officials had named China as the chief suspect in the massive hack of the records of a US government agency earlier this year.
China had denied any involvement, and called US claims "irresponsible".


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