China is using words of US media and leaders as propaganda

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Politicizing tragedies has consequences at home. It also has consequences abroad, where our enemies watch for opportunities to highlight U.S. failures and hide their own.

China’s Foreign Ministry spokesman, Zhao Lijian, called on the U.N. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights this week to conduct investigations into and submit reports on the United States’s “human rights problems” following the Uvalde shooting.

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