U.S. political leadership must work with the private sector to decouple critical technology development from mainland China, according to one expert. “One of the key vulnerabilities that we’re becoming more and more aware of is the degree to which Wall Street firms and American banks and investment companies continue to see China as this great market or this great investment opportunity,” Arthur Herman, a senior fellow at the Hudson’s Institute, a Washington-based think tank, said in a recent interview with EpochTV’s “Forbidden News” program. “Decoupling from China is the future and we need to establish timelines by which that is possible. We need to explain that both to private companies like Apple, for example, but also to Wall Street.” Hawkish lawmakers and strategists have increasingly called for a decoupling from communist China, wherein American economic and research interests would be severed entirely from the nation. Such action, they say, is …