Historic Battle Shaping Up in Congress Over Relations With Taiwan

The Senate is weighing a Taiwan Policy Act that makes President Biden nervous.

AP/Patrick Semansky, file
The U.S. Capitol building, June 9, 2022. In an Election Day that didn’t have a lot of immediate bright spots for Republicans, the New York congressional race victories are being celebrated. AP/Patrick Semansky, file

No matter what the Senate decides on the Taiwan Policy Act the Foreign Relations Committee is marking up this afternoon, it’s the beginning of a potentially historic battle over Taiwan’s future and American credibility in the Pacific. 

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