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===Chinese Communist ties===
===Chinese Communist ties===
Garlin Gilchrist attended a controversial “collaboration summit” between [[Chinese Communist Party]] officials and U.S. Governors.
Garlin Gilchrist attended a controversial “collaboration summit” between [[Chinese Communist Party]] officials and U.S. Governors.
The summit, which occurred in May of 2019, was touted as an “exclusive deal making opportunity” for closer financial ties between the Chinese government and their U.S. counterparts.
The summit, which occurred in May 2019, was touted as an “exclusive deal making opportunity” for closer financial ties between the Chinese government and their U.S. counterparts.
The summit featured “one-on-one meetings” between the U.S. and their Chinese Communist Party counterparts, and, at the time, was met with harsh criticism from the [[Trump administration]] for its “ties to [[Beijing]]’s overseas [[propaganda]] wing – the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFCC), which co-hosted the conference.”
The summit featured “one-on-one meetings” between the U.S. and their Chinese Communist Party counterparts, and, at the time, was met with harsh criticism from the [[Trump administration]] for its “ties to [[Beijing]]’s overseas [[propaganda]] wing – the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFCC), which co-hosted the conference.”