How a Chinese Communist Party promoter tied to Cindy Yang joined the Trump campaign
Several dozen people, mostly speaking Chinese, gathered in a rented-out room on the ground floor of New York’s Trump World Tower on Oct. 26, 2017, for a PowerPoint presentation.
A 72-story behemoth of black glass overlooking United Nations Plaza, Trump World Tower is a cathedral of capitalism. The speaker was a middle-management type plucked from the bureaucratic maw of China’s Communist Party.
Nonetheless, to the host and moderator of the event, Xinyue “Daniel” Lou, Trump World Tower was the perfect venue for a dissertation on overseas investment by state-owned Chinese enterprises.
Lou is a United States-based promoter for the Chinese Communist Party and former writer for Chinese media, a job he got after graduating from Columbia Graduate School of Journalism in 1994.
He is also an avid Trump supporter.
Several dozen people, mostly speaking Chinese, gathered in a rented-out room on the ground floor of New York’s Trump World Tower on Oct. 26, 2017, for a PowerPoint presentation.
A 72-story behemoth of black glass overlooking United Nations Plaza, Trump World Tower is a cathedral of capitalism. The speaker was a middle-management type plucked from the bureaucratic maw of China’s Communist Party.
Nonetheless, to the host and moderator of the event, Xinyue “Daniel” Lou, Trump World Tower was the perfect venue for a dissertation on overseas investment by state-owned Chinese enterprises.
Lou is a United States-based promoter for the Chinese Communist Party and former writer for Chinese media, a job he got after graduating from Columbia Graduate School of Journalism in 1994.
Last year, the Chinese-born American citizen took his support to a new level. Lou signed a contract with the Republican National Committee to become an official fundraiser for President Trump’s reelection campaign — at the same time Trump was launching a bellicose trade war against Lou’s homeland. Trump recently vowed that communism’s “days are numbered,” excoriating any Democrat who dared espouse any hint of sympathy toward socialism.
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