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Florida Governor Calls China an “Adversary” Determined to Control Resources in Africa

by Eric Olander

Florida governor Rick Scott is by no means an important voice on foreign policy matters but he does offer some insight here on how a lot of senior US politicians now consider China to be an “adversary” who’s determined to exert influence around the world.

It is interesting nonetheless to see how an issue like China’s engagement in Africa is now making its way into the broader political discourse in the United States about China.

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