China-owned company expanded near Fla. military base under DeSantis governorship
Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis, who has touted his tough stance toward China, stayed quiet when a subsidiary of a US-sanctioned Chinese company expanded fewer than 15 miles away from a Florida military base during his time as the state’s governor. On the campaign trail, the 45-year-old DeSantis has said he would “reorient” US foreign...
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