Sadly, he did not. It was so bad that the Washington Post, in an editorial after the joint press conference, wrote, 'President Obama Defends Hu Jintao on Rights.'
Chris Smith: “Sadly, he did not. It was so bad that the Washington Post, in an editorial after the joint press conference, wrote…”
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Criticism of President Obama's failure to address human rights during Hu Jintao's visit.
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