Trump threads needle between communist attacks and Xi embrace
President Donald Trump is navigating a delicate balance between domestic political conflicts and international diplomacy as he hosts Chinese President Xi Jinping. During Xi’s visit, Trump became the first U.S. president since JFK in 1962 to personally welcome a foreign leader at Joint Base Andrews, excluding visits from the Pope. Meanwhile, he criticizes Democrats for supporting communist candidates. Additionally,the page promotes subscription options for the Washington Examiner,emphasizing access to news,analysis,and subscriber-only content,with options to subscribe or log in.
President Donald Trump is trying to strike a balance between domestic political fights and diplomatic demands as he rolls out the red carpet for Chinese President Xi Jinping while, at the same time, hammering Democrats for embracing communist candidates.
Trump became the first U.S. president since John F. Kennedy in 1962 to greet a foreign leader landing at Joint Base Andrews, excluding visits from the Roman Catholic pope, on Wednesday evening when Xi arrived in the United States.
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