Others even argued his comments made U.S. policy more vague than it currently is. We don't need an enemy. Taiwan remains relatively silent Taiwan opted again to say little in response to Bush's support of the island, although his remarks made the front pages of the island's leading papers and were given extensive coverage at the top of TV newscasts. We affirm the United States' effort and determination to safeguard the security across the Taiwan Strait and in the Asian-Pacific region. The new U.S. administration's policy toward Taiwan is consistent with its commitments in the Taiwan Relations Act.
Nobody wants war.
Everyone wants peace.