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Bush needs to pay more attention to international issues outside of the Middle East.
The world and its economy are changing rapidly and while the Middle East is important so are Asia and South America.
Simply maintaining regular contact, attending summits and other meetings, with our Asian and Latin American trading partners is critical given the growth of those economies and of their middle classes, which are consumers of American goods and investors in American companies and Treasurys.
It would appear that while the focus has been on Iraq, the rest of the world has largely been put on the back burner, with the exception of a few trade and currency talks with China.
He may be a lame duck President but it is never too late to re-engage, and that's what Bush needs to do.
2007-07-23
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