Christie Calling Out Trump, White House Cocaine Discovery, Potential Taiwan Conflict And More: This Week In Politics

This week in politics was marked by sharp criticisms, strategic warnings, and potential conflicts. From Chris Christie’s critique of Donald Trump to the potential impacts of a conflict over Taiwan, let’s delve into the details.

Chris Christie Criticizes Donald Trump

Chris Christie, former New Jersey Governor, criticized former President Donald Trump for concealing top secret documents after leaving the White House. Christie suggested that Trump retained these documents because he wants to pretend he’s still president. Read the full article here.

National Security Adviser Warns of Unconventional Warfare

An op-ed in The Wall Street Journal warned that the next global conflict may not involve conventional warfare but could see the use of biological and computer viruses. The op-ed suggested that nations like Russia or China could potentially instigate such a conflict. Read the full article here.

Trump Criticizes President Biden

Former President Donald Trump criticized his successor, Joe Biden, on Independence Day. Trump expressed his frustration that Biden lacks fervent supporters who proudly showcase their allegiance. Read the full article here.

Ron DeSantis Jokes About White House Cocaine Discovery

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis made light of the recent cocaine discovery at the White House, joking that the Biden administration has been "blowing it" on many fronts. Read the full article here.

Impact of Potential Conflict Over Taiwan

The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) warned that a potential conflict over Taiwan would have the most significant impact on Japan, the Philippines, and South Korea. This comes amid escalating tensions between Beijing and Taipei. Read the full article here.

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