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EXCLUSIVE: Georgia Sen. Kelly Loeffler has made it her mission to make China pay for the COVID-19 crisis. First observed in the city of Wuhan in late 2019, the disease has since spread to pandemic proportions, infecting nearly 36 million people worldwide and 7.5 million in the U.S., where it has killed more people than in any other nation and prompted the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression. 據《福克斯商業》（Fox Business）10月7日報道，CCP病毒於2019年12月在中共國武漢被首次出現，從那時開始，該病毒已大規模地在全球蔓延，形成大流行病，感染了近3600萬人。在美國，CCP病毒感染了750萬人，死亡人數超過其他所有的國家，還引發了經濟大蕭條以來最嚴重的經濟衰退。 報道稱，共和黨參議員凱莉·洛夫勒（Kelly Loeffler）在《福克斯商業》表示：“中共國知道這種病毒的危害性，但他們沒有發出警示。中共國欺騙了我們，他們掩蓋真相，並對此加以否認。”她說，“中共的行為導致世界各國民眾死亡，付出了慘痛的生命代價，也影響了我們國家的每個人。我們必須追究中共國的責任，並確保這種情況不會再次發生。” 該報道說，洛夫勒的言論與川普總統將COVID-19稱為“中共國瘟疫”的做法相呼應。川普指責中共病毒大流行傷害了曾經一度光明的經濟，這本來是他競選連任的最大的亮點之一。美國大選前幾個月的經濟低迷使民主黨人有機會批評川普總統沒有對病毒大流行採取有效措施，並指責是因為他才造成了大規模的失業，企業倒閉和死亡人數超過任何其他國家。 報道指出，洛夫勒希望中共國對自己的行為做出回應。她表示，中共不僅讓世界衛生組織（WHO）隱瞞病毒及其起源，還試圖竊取美國疫苗研發和相關知識產權的信息。為此，她支持《BEAT中共國法案》（BEAT China Act），該法案旨在獎勵那些把重要製造業，比如製藥和醫療用品等，帶回美國的公司企業，給他們降低稅收，增加折舊率和提供能創造就業機會的優惠措施。其結果可能會是一個“良性循環”，可以創造數以百計的就業機會。她指出，佐治亞州汽車製造業工作崗位的擴大，創造了數千個工作崗位，從而導致其他相關行業也增加了數千個就業的機會。報道說，洛夫勒也是《EMPIL-DOCE法案》的共同提案人，該法案設立了一個新的計劃，能使美國有更多機會與以色列在藥物和藥品方面開展合作，從而減少美國對中共國製造業的依賴。根據美國食品藥物監督管理局(FDA)的數據，美國目前從海外，大部分是從中共國進口藥物成分。 報道指出，洛夫勒把美國製造業放在首位的提議，（這也是川普總統長期以來的口實），並不是她讓中共國對其行動負責的唯一方法，她還投票支持對在美國資本市場上市的中共國公司實行更嚴格的限制，並提出了一項懲罰中共侵犯人權行為的決議。 報道最後指出，洛夫勒稱她將繼續與川普政府的倡議進行合作，“幫助推動我們的國家前進，將美國放在首位，支持美國製造，並確保我們把努力辛勤工作的美國人放在製造業的首位。” 評： 以犧牲美國就業率和本土製造業發展來支持中共國經濟的時代已經結束。中共並沒有對美國的支持做出積極的響應，帶領中國人民走向民主和自由，相反卻利用美國提供的機會摧毀人權，將紅色勢力滲透文明社會，破壞規則，以BJY和3F美國等計劃讓美國一度陷入困境，刻意將病毒傳便美國和世界各地，讓無數的家庭和團體失去親人，朋友和同事。中共的邪惡必將受到正義的審判，也必須為他們所犯下的反人類罪行承擔所有責任。 原文鏈接 “China knew about this virus. They failed to warn us. They lied to us and they covered up and then denied doing that,” Loeffler, a Republican, told FOX Business. “And it cost lives around the world. It cost livelihoods and it's really impacting everyone across our country. And we have to hold China accountable and make sure that this never happens again.” CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC CAR PLAN CRUSHES IOWA FARMERS IN MOVE TOWARD GREEN NEW DEAL Loeffler's remarks echo President Trump's characterization of COVID-19 as the "China plague," blaming it for wounding a once-bright economy that was among his reelection campaign's top selling points. The economic swoon in the months preceding Election Day has afforded Democrats an opening to criticize Trump's response to the pandemic and blame him for widespread job losses, business closings and more deaths than in any other nation. Lockdowns aimed at slowing the spread of the disease resulted in more than 60 million Americans at least temporarily losing their jobs and inflicted trillions of dollars' worth of damage on the economy. Loeffler, a career businesswoman who is vying to keep the seat to which she was appointed by Gov. Brian Kemp, wants to make sure China answers for its actions. She says Beijing made the World Health Organization complicit in covering up the virus and its origins and attempted to steal information about a vaccine and intellectual property. BLUE WAVE HEIGHTENS ANTITRUST THREAT TO BIG TECH To do that, she sponsored the BEAT China Act, which rewards American businesses that bring important manufacturing, including pharmaceuticals and medical supplies, back to the U.S. with incentives such as lower taxes, accelerated depreciation and other sweeteners for job creation. The result could be a “virtuous cycle” that creates millions of jobs, Loeffler said, noting that the expansion of automotive manufacturing jobs in Georgia created thousands of jobs that led to thousands of more jobs in other sectors. The senator is also a co-sponsor of the EMPIL-DOC Act, which establishes a new grant program that would allow the U.S. more opportunities to partner with Israel on the discovery of pharmaceuticals, thereby reducing American reliance on China. The U.S. currently receives about 80% of key drug ingredients from overseas, mostly China, according to the Food and Drug Administration. Putting America first in manufacturing, a longtime mantra of Trump, isn’t the only way Loeffler proposes holding China accountable for its actions. She voted in favor of enforcing tighter restrictions on Chinese companies listed on U.S. capital markets and introduced a resolution to punish Beijing for its human rights abuses. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ON FOX BUSINESS Loeffler is running in a special election against a number of candidates, including Republican Georgia Rep. Doug Collins and Democrats Raphael Warnock and Matt Lieberman. A runoff will be held on Jan. 5 if no candidate secures more than 50% of the vote. In the meantime, Loeffler said she will continue to work with the Trump administration on initiatives that “help move our country forward to put America first, to support American-made and to make sure that we put the hard-working men and women of our country first in manufacturing” |
