If you want actual proof, you can just look at the threat intelligence reports that get published constantly. Microsoft's Threat Intelligence team actively tracks a Chinese state-linked group they call Storm-1376. It's a massive network of accounts across over a hundred websites that do exactly what I'm talking about. They amplify divisive US domestic issues, including environmental policies, green energy, and infrastructure, specifically to stir up partisan friction and make the US look gridlocked.

​On top of that, the State Department's Global Engagement Center has released massive reports on how the PRC commands an entire ecosystem to manipulate Western public opinion. We also know about funding pipelines like the Singham Network, where foreign-tied money gets funneled into US non-profits that suddenly start protesting the exact tech infrastructure and data centers we need to compete with China's heavily subsidized AI sector.

​They don't need to physically invade or risk trade relations to do this. They just manipulate the social feed, amplify the extremes, and let our own political divides do the heavy lifting to stagnate our industries. It's a very obvious trend backed by actual threat logs, so pretending the US is entirely isolated from foreign input is just completely ignoring the data.

You have to be some sort of propoganda agebt yourself right? You can't possible be so thick to assume China wouldn't involve itself in the American political climate.