House Republicans introduced a sweeping bill of anti-China actions including academic, investment, procurement and trade restrictions, as well as tax breaks and increased spending on economic statecraft and IP protecction.
A grab bag of longstanding China Hawk demands, the 72 page bill contains the collective wish list, the sweepings if you may, from a session of inaction by house leadership on substantive China legislation.
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