Michael Fuchs

Center for American Progress

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Senior fellow at the Center for American Progress; former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs (2013-2016)

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After Hawaii, the Midway Atoll and Hangzhou, China, Mr. Obama is now in Laos — the first sitting president to visit that country.

Mixed Reviews for President Obama's Last Personal "Pivot" to Asia

After Hawaii, the Midway Atoll and Hangzhou, China, Mr. Obama is now in Laos — the first sitting president to visit that country.

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