The Political Interest Keep China Trade
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Above all, decoupling would obviate the need to lie. A forthright admission that a policy isn't working can project leadership and gain credibility for those who call it squarely. The choice is not whether the U.S. should isolate China. That is impossible. The goal is to avoid perpetuating an ineffectual linkage that could isolate America from China.
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