Meh US is just flip flopping between threats to invade China because it knows threatening to invade is the only way they can get any leverage/bargaining power nowadays.
They themselves are not really ready. US would need to achieve more domestic goods independence first if they're to sustain a long war. Plus it's extremely dubious if the US can utilise full mobilization and draft.
It's like USSR constantly threatening to roll through western Europe during the cold war. Military is all they have so they use military threats to bargain. I give it a 8/10 chance that America's military will never manage to attack China, they'll fizzle out on some random proxy war first. Maybe Ukraine, Syria or Iran. As long as China keeps nudging them into costly conflicts.
Especially if EU is taken off the geopolitical board by Russia. Without EU, US' bloc will officially have smaller gdp than China's bloc. Although we already know gdp is secondary to industrial/tech capability, this is still an important threshold.
What makes you think it is only domestic goods dependence?
