Nikki Haley welcomed Chinese companies to South Carolina as governor, in contrast to current hawkishness

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Nikki Haley continues to warn Americans about China and the certain business ventures it has in the U.S., but she welcomed China-based companies as governor of South Carolina.

Fox News contributor Mike Pompeo on the need to continue to support Ukraine and Janet Yellen slammed for bowing to a Chinese official.continues to warn Americans about China and the certain business ventures it has with the United States, but during her time as the governor of South Carolina, she welcomed China-based companies to the state with open arms., and she even suggested that she would push American businesses to leave China if she's elected president in 2024.

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has recently lashed out at U.S. universities for taking money from China, and she suggested that she would push American businesses to leave China if she's elected president.for the Wall Street Journal, Haley said that as president she"will push American businesses to leave China as completely as possible."

"The USA project is a big move for the strategic development of China Jushi. With the dynamic development of the American composite global market, plus the great support from South Carolina state government and Richland County, we believe that this USA project will achieve great success," China Jushi CEO Zhang Yuqiang said in a statement at the time,Haley characterized the Chinese company's investment in South Carolina as a"huge win for our state.

 

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