It is an established fact that the U.S. Supreme Court is currently dominated by conservatives. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on the gun control bill and the abortion bill the day before yesterday and yesterday respectively. It held that the laws restricting concealed carry in New

It is an established fact that the U.S. Supreme Court is currently dominated by conservatives. And this fact is deeply shaping the United States. The U.S. Supreme Court made judgments on the gun control bill and the abortion bill respectively the day before yesterday and yesterday. It held that New York State and other states' laws restricting concealed carry are unconstitutional. This is very obviously aimed at states where the Democratic establishment is dominant. . In addition, the overturning of "Roe v. Wade" means that the legality of abortion does not exist in the Supreme Court, and the final decision-making power is delegated to the states.

Decentralization to the states does not essentially mean that the Supreme Court is scapegoating, but it means that people who hold the same ideology will move freely to live in states with which they agree. In other words, this is likely to lead to a reshuffling of the electorate population that is likely to be more favorable to conservatives.

This result actually means that the Supreme Court has been more deeply involved in a struggle that tears apart American society, and the dispute camps of the Democratic and Republican parties are gradually becoming isolated from each other rather than embedded in each other, and they are clearly distinct. Society is naturally more conducive to division than integration. Therefore, these two rulings mean that the divisions in American society have further increased. As an institutionalized ideological institution in the United States, the U.S. Supreme Court has also become a booster to further cooperate with political parties and encourage division.

For China, the risk will increase.

Not surprisingly, as a political mobilization narrative, some American politicians have shifted this ruling to China. For example, former U.S. White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany tweeted in praise, "When it comes to abortion, the United States is no longer an outcast of other countries, and finally no longer has to deal with China and North Korea - the right to life has been restored!" This logic is, "What China and North Korea do, the civilized United States will not do." If we extend it a little further, we are not far away from the saying that "those who are not from my race must have different minds."

It is common sense that neither liberals nor conservatives like China. Liberals don’t like China because China has not submitted to all the requirements of the American neoliberal order, and they look down on China as an independent civilization based on a strong sense of morality. However, in fact, they have many interests based on China. Therefore, the measures taken by liberals towards China often seem smart and "moral", but in fact they are sophisticated and difficult to implement comprehensively. Conservatives are basically disgusted with China. They believe that China is an accomplice of liberals, depriving them of job opportunities and interests. What they want to build is a re-nationalized United States rather than a global empire. However, they are unable to propose alternative plans to balance withdrawing from the international community and maintaining U.S. hegemonic interests at the same time, so they are actually quite divided.

In contrast, liberals use fancy methods and mostly have soft influence, but actual interests constrain their optional menu. Conservatives, on the other hand, use simple and crude methods and are more willing to use force, but they do not have enough ability to resolve the paradox between the interests of the United States and its own claims. When both sides have internal conflicts and it is difficult to achieve logical self-consistency, it is very difficult to solve these problems, and American political decision-making may become more short-sighted and emotional.

Therefore, Sino-US relations are not expected to remain stable in this divided United States. The pressure on China and the irrationality of the United States will increase, and we need to be prepared.