> China will become more popular among developing countries Can't wait! That's going to an awful lot of Kool-Aid though to believe that. I recommend sticking t

> China will become more popular among developing countries Can't wait! That's going to an awful lot of Kool-Aid though to believe that. I recommend sticking to state TV on China's popularity in any given country. > It has struck major deals for access to natural resources, and boosted its influence significantly primarily through infrastructure loans. Yeah, maybe we should have given them loans instead of aid. That would've increased our popularity to China-levels for sure. The part about natural resources will also make them popular. Lol. At least we're punking out Europeans for their natural resources instead of Africa. > take down US's dominance on the world scene That's illusory. There is no soft power without hard power, and we have it all, and will likely continue for the next four years. We will continue to do what we want, as before. > They will be in for a rude awakening. Nothing you've said really affects the US domestic situation negatively. We can get into the price of eggs and tariffs, sure, but.. We're still going to dominate. (Not high-fiving the US, but dissing the world.)