Commentary Millions of Americans believe the current president, Joe Biden, is weak on China. As I write this, spy tools favored by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are still operating in the United States. The “weak on China” criticism is a fair one, and President Biden could certainly do more to combat the threat from China. However, according to a recent piece published in Politico, the Biden administration is fed up with Chinese interference. Action, we’re assured, will be taken. The author of the piece, Ryan McCrimmon, discusses the administration’s desire “to drain” China’s ever-increasing “influence from the U.S. economy.” More specifically, there is a deep desire to remove this “influence” from America’s farmland. Bipartisan agreement is a rarity, but congressional lawmakers “from both parties” are in agreement. Something must be done. They are now working on measures “to crack down on foreign purchases of prime agricultural real estate.” The move is a welcome one, but it should have come a long …