Tim Walz’s continuing contact with China is ‘very disturbing’: Gordon Chang

Published On Oct 14, 2024, 9:29 AM

Tim Walz, Minnesota's governor and Democratic vice presidential nominee, is facing criticism regarding his past connections with China. Gordon Chang, a commentator, labeled Walz's ongoing relationships with Chinese authorities as 'very disturbing.' Chang highlighted that Walz's previous trips to China might have been funded and organized by the Chinese Communist Party's United Front Work Department, which subverts foreign governments. Walz's team clarified that he has traveled to China approximately 15 times, often associated with educational programs. The controversy has led to investigations by Republican legislators concerning potential ties to the Chinese Communist Party.

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The allegations against Tim Walz and the scrutiny regarding potential influence from China may lead to increased political risk for companies in Minnesota, especially those engaged in international trade or investment with China. The heightened tensions may deter investment or raise costs associated with compliance and governance. Investors should monitor the situation closely, as it could negatively affect the market sentiment regarding companies with potential exposure.

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