A desire to restrain China united Republicans and Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee, which approved 10 bills today to reign in China's economic power.
The bills stopped short of major intervention into China's economy, such as restrictions on U.S. investment. | Kiichiro Sato/AP PhotoA desire to restrain China united Republicans and Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee Tuesday, with lawmakers approving a series of bipartisan bills designed to rein in the country’s economic power.have the U.S.
The bills stopped short of major intervention into China’s economy, such as restrictions on U.S. investment.Maxine Waters said the bipartisan support was notable “in a divided Congress that many pundits have claimed will not accomplish much.”
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