By Seth Jaffe and Aaron Lang ( January 29, 2020, 3:57 PM EST) -- Ever since President Richard Nixon visited China, significantly contributing to a thawing of the Cold War, the phrase "Nixon in China" has referred to any situation where a leader makes a policy move that would have been more expected by a leader of the opposition party. The notion is that such surprising acts of statesmanship can unlock political gridlock....
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