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Nigel Farage questions UK treasury chief and his wife’s ties to China.
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The United Kingdom’s populist right-leading light Nigel Farage stepped on a potential live wire on October 18 when he dared to ask out loud whether British citizens should question the controversial background of a top government official’s foreign-born wife. Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt is the UK’s treasury chief, and his wife – who hails from China – has significant ties to the communist regime.
Hunt unilaterally squashed new Prime Minister Liz Truss’ tax cut proposal on October 17. This led Farage to tweet: “As [Hunt] now runs our country, are we happy that his wife works for a Chinese State TV company?”
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In America, the thought of closely planted Chinese spies holding sway over elected officials has percolated for years, although none of the subjects involved in high-profile cases have yet faced serious investigation. Sen. Dianne Feinstei…
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