ChinaAid President Bob Fu told Fox News Digital he has observed with concern increasingly 'dictatorial' attitudes from the left in the U.S., which he warned resembles China.
The Federalist senior contributor Helen Raleigh discusses an uptick in Christian persecution under Xi Jinping's communist leadership.in China said he's seeing echoes of the Chinese Community Party"playbook" in the U.S., and he's worried it’ll get worse., said he's seeing the same tactics in Western nations that the CCP uses to crack down on churches.
Fu said he has observed with concern how the left in the U.S. is increasingly exhibiting"dictatorial" attitudes both culturally and politically by censoring speech, enforcing"woke" culture and not tolerating dissent. He pinpointed the alleged political weaponziation of federal law enforcement agencies as a worrisome escalation of such trends.
"It is very shocking and horrible to see American society's transformation evolving from its constitutional basis," Fu said. Bob Fu and his wife Heidi were imprisoned in Beijing for their work in the underground Christian church in China.
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