The Silent Alarm on China: Why Age Matters in the US China Divide A recent survey by the Reagan Institute reveals a stark truth about the United States' increasingly polarized stance on China.
What's striking is not just the extent of age based divisions, but how this divide intersects with broader trends shaping America's foreign policy landscape.
The survey, which polled 1,555 respondents across 11 China specific issues, shows that younger Americans are less worried about China than their older counterparts.