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One of them, Wang Dan, who was a leader of the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989, set up a "school for democracy" in Taipei last year.One of China's considered efforts in recent years to bolster support for Mr Ma and build a pro-China constituency on the island has been to allow Chinese tourists (most of them big-spending) to visit Taiwan.
"I have invited representatives of Air China to visit my constituency of Ealing Southall to see that a very multicultural area is safe, and would be of great value for those visiting London to see.
On our side, while President Bush will no longer have Jesse Helms howling anti-Chinese invective from the Senate, there is still a deep reserve of skepticism in the Pentagon, a well-oiled Taiwan lobby and a vociferous Capitol Hill constituency for China-bashing.
But whereas that was based on economic anxieties alone, China-bashing enjoys a much broader constituency: moralistic neo-conservatives, who have objected to America's China policy since Nixon began "appeasement" in the 1970s; defence types, who fear China's arms build-up; fundamentalist Christians, angry about China's repressively atheist ways.
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China doesn't have any equivalent to the U.S. "religious right" -- a politically powerful constituency that vehemently opposes gay marriage on religious grounds.
Republicans see the China vote as a tough one for Democrats because it requires that they offend core labor and environmental constituencies, making a September vote politically appealing.
Bombón knows his constituency.
They dominate constituency associations.
