Never said the market was completely open, but the US doesn't require foreign companies to partner with a state-run competitor to steal their IP, then increase

Never said the market was completely open, but the US doesn't require foreign companies to partner with a state-run competitor to steal their IP, then increase regulations until they ultimately run the foreign company out of the country. That's been the Chinese playbook for over a decade, even after admission to the WTO. Also last I checked Foxconn bought quite a bit of property in Wisconsin, even if they strangely haven't done much with it. Could a US company buy (and by buy I mean get one of those multi-decade leases, since the CCC technically owns all the land) property in China? The US is far from the Captain America ideal, but from a trade perspective we've been a lot more fair with China than they have been with us.