I do not like because it suggests we have not been in the Asia-Pacific and we are going to turn our back presumably on the Middle East where we have been.
Editor's note · Context
Lieberman criticizes the term 'pivot' to Asia-Pacific, emphasizing ongoing U.S. involvement.
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