China’s Theft of 220 Million Voter Files Is “Only the Tip of the Iceberg,” Warns PRI President Steven Mosher in New York Post Op-Ed

PRI Staff

FRONT ROYAL, VA — In a New York Post op-ed published today, China Expert Steven Mosher warns that President Trump’s revelation that China stole 220 million Americans’ voter records “is only the tip of the iceberg.” Chinese Communist Party servers, he writes, “now contain detailed dossiers — names, addresses, phone numbers, party affiliation and more — on you and me and most registered voters in the entire country.”

The op-ed catalogs the full breadth of the CCP’s operations on American soil: the 2015 hack of security clearance files on 22 million Americans — Mosher’s own among them; TikTok’s influence over tens of millions of American children; the alleged CCP agent Linda Sun serving as a top aide to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul; secret police stations “disguised as community centers or cultural associations” that intimidate Chinese-Americans; United Front influence operations targeting American corporations, universities, and governments; China-linked purchases of land near sensitive military bases; and campaigns against American data centers designed to “clear China’s path to AI dominance.”

“It’s all meant to bend America to China’s will,” Mosher concludes, warning that “the Biggest Brother of all is based in Beijing — and that its ultimate goal is not just to influence elections, but to defeat and destroy American democracy itself.”

The full op-ed is available here.

Steven W. Mosher, author of The Devil and Communist China, is available for interviews on Chinese espionage and influence operations and the CCP’s threat to the United States.

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