Scapegoating: The bipartisan front against China in US politics

Currently, scapegoating refers to the practice of blaming an individual or a group for a wide range of problems, often without sufficient evidence.

Moshi Israel, senior research fellow with the Development Watch Centre.

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

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In recent years, the landscape in U.S. domestic politics has been characterized by increasing polarization and a tendency to attribute internal challenges to external actors.

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Scapegoating: The bipartisan front against China in US politics

Currently, scapegoating refers to the practice of blaming an individual or a group for a wide range of problems, often without sufficient evidence.

Moshi Israel, senior research fellow with the Development Watch Centre.

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