People in Nashville weigh in on how the U.S. should respond to a Chinese attack on Taiwan, with some saying to defend the island while others say stay out of it.
Americans had mixed opinions about how the U.S. should respond if China were to invade Taiwan.I want to say yes — my conservative values would say that — but I also don't want to involve our people in that."SHOULD US DEFEND TAIWAN FROM A CHINESE ATTACK?U.S.-China relations have deteriorated, in part over Taiwan, a self-governing democracy that China claims as its territory and accuses the U.S. of pushing toward independence. While the U.S.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy defied Chinese threats of retaliation by appearing with Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen in California earlier this month. Earlier this month, China began"combat readiness patrols" and sent fighter jets and warships toward Taiwan after House Speaker met in California. China also imposed a travel ban and economic sanctions against Americans associated with the meeting. I think the U.S. needs to back away and leave countries to their own," Robert told Fox News."If they want to destroy each other, let them. If it affects the interests of the U.S., then we step in."
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