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#Taiwan Invasion Prevention Act

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Rick Scott
Rick Scott

“Communist China's reckless behavior means America's relationship with Taiwan is more important than ever. That's why I introduced the Taiwan Invasion Prevention Act with Rep. Guy Reschenthaler to reaffirm U.S. policy toward Taiwan and end the “strategic ambiguity” that has been implicit in our policy. I am not calling for Taiwan's independence; that is for the Taiwanese people to decide. However, we must support Taiwan's ability to resist communist China's aggression. The bill authorizes the president to use military force to protect Taiwan in the event of a violent or military invasion, increases military support for Taiwan through the State and Defense departments, and would require the president to visit Taiwan and declare America's commitment to protecting Taiwan in the event of an invasion.”

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Republican senator for Florida
01 Apr 2021 4 2
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Ted Yoho
Ted Yoho

“#Taiwan continues to prepare for the very real possibility of a Chinese PLA invasion by building up its defense posture. The US must be ready to come to the aid of our democratic partner by supporting the #TaiwanInvasionPreventionAct.”

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Member of the Republican Party and U.S. Representative from Florida's 3rd congressional district
21 Sep 2020 4 3
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Ted Yoho
Ted Yoho

“With South Korea and Japan and the United States, we’re doing enough. That trilateral arrangement, that agreement between those three countries, that is one of the strongest relationships in national security. Are we doing enough with Taiwan? No. Since Henry Kissinger’s days and forward, there’s been strategic ambiguity about our policies between Taiwan and China. We are introducing a bill next week, and it’s going to be called the Taiwan Invasion Prevention Act, and this is something that’s going to lay very clear what our intent is. In fact, it’ll go to the point where it authorizes an AUMF[Authorization for Use of Military Force] if China invades Taiwan, and it’ll be a sunset for five years, that AUMF, that would authorize the president to use force. "Right now, our agreement, and this came out of Ronald Reagan’s presidency, is that we would sell Taiwan enough weapons for them to defend themselves," he added. "But when Xi Jinping has announced that he’s ready to draw blood over Taiwan and reunify them, they forgot to ask Taiwan.”

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Member of the Republican Party and U.S. Representative from Florida's 3rd congressional district
17 Jul 2020 7 3
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