Ok, I assume you are referring to his position on the sale of NASDAQ? I haven’t really thought through that issue all that much but my guess would be that Hunter would view it through the same lense as the Dubai Ports deal or existing laws which allow the government to place restrictions on what types of technology and production defense contractors can move to overseas manufacturing plants.
NASDAQ is a stock market holding company for crying out loud. It is a publicly traded company. It isn’t a manufacturer either domestically or overseas and it has nothing to do with military technology. It doesn’t operate sensitive ports.
Hunter overreached. Clearly, his instincts are very suspect.