evidence: Haley, a Republican presidential candidate running against Trump, said in a speech at the American Enterprise Institute that Trump was "almost singularly focused" on the U.S.-China trade relationship but ultimately did "too little about the rest of the Chinese threat." [...] Haley’s comments, promoted by her presidential campaign as "a major foreign policy speech," came a week and a half after U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken held talks with Xi in Beijing. Blinken said they had agreed to "stabilize" badly deteriorated U.S.-China ties, but there was little indication that either country was prepared to bend from positions on issues including trade, Taiwan, human rights conditions in China and Hong Kong, Chinese military assertiveness in the South China Sea, and Russia’s war in Ukraine. [...] Haley, who served for two years as Trump’s ambassador to the United Nations, said President Joe Biden has been "much worse" when it comes to dealing with threats she said China poses to America’s economic, domestic and military security. She also said that China’s military buildup and aggression toward Taiwan shows that the nation is "preparing its people for war," a conflict she said would draw in the U.S. and other global partners if left unchecked.