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2021/07/10 12:10 (Wikimedia Commons photo) KAOHSIUNG (Taiwan News) – Much like the political scene here in Taiwan, the U.S. is a country massively split down party political lines. There are no more than a handful of issues that bring Republicans and Democrats together for any sort of agreement. Of late, it is notable that one of these issues has been Taiwan. However, this week, Kurt Campbell, White House coordinator for the Indo-Pacific described Taiwan-U.S. relations as a dangerous balance. He went on to say that while the U.S. supports a strong unofficial relationship … we do not support Taiwan independence. This comment has been leapt on by pro-China KMT supporters in Taiwan and Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials as a snub to the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and a sign that closer ties with China is Taiwan’s only option. This interpretation is complete nonsense, of course, but it is understand

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