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Biden U.N. Ambassador Nominee ‘Praised’ China’s Success In Africa At CCP-Funded Institute, ‘Got Paid $1,500’: Reports

Ryan Saavedra
Biden U.N. Ambassador Nominee ‘Praised’ China’s Success In Africa At CCP-Funded Institute, ‘Got Paid $1,500’: Reports
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President Joe Biden’s nominee for ambassador to the U.N. is facing controversy after a recent news report revealed that she praised communist China’s success in Africa at an event that was hosted by a Chinese Communist Party-funded organization.

Washington Post reporter Josh Rogin wrote this week that Linda Thomas-Greenfield “praised China’s success in Africa and got paid $1,500” during an October 2019 speech for “Georgia’s Savannah State University in honor of the fifth anniversary of its Confucius Institute,” Politico reported.

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