While I approve of very few of this administration's foreign policies, I do believe that their early instinct to devote more resources and attention to the Indo-Asia-Pacific region was correct.
Randy Forbes: “While I approve of very few of this administration's foreign policies, I do believe that their early instinct to devote…”
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Forbes acknowledges the administration's focus on the Indo-Asia-Pacific despite his general disapproval.
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I believe, if we are to maintain our credibility in the region, if we are to sustain confidence in the rebalance to Asia, that it is extremely important for the Trans-Pacific Partnership to be ratified.
The security issues presented with North Korea and the entire Inda-Asia-Pacific region will continue to require more attention and resources from the United States.
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