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To: i-node who wrote (972227)	10/13/2016 1:39:28 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573682

We don't know what kinds of terms we could develop with Russia if it had competent leadership. Oh, wait. We do... U.S.-Russia Relations: “Reset” Fact Sheet In one of his earliest new foreign policy initiatives, President Obama sought to reset relations with Russia and reverse what he called a “dangerous drift” in this important bilateral relationship. President Obama and his administration have sought to engage the Russian government to pursue foreign policy goals of common interest – win-win outcomes -- for the American and Russian people. In parallel to this engagement with the Russian government, President Obama and his administration also have engaged directly with Russian society -- as well as facilitated greater contacts between American and Russian business leaders, civil society organizations, and students -- as a way to promote our economic interests, enhance mutual understanding between our two nations, and advance universal values. On the occasion of President Medvedev’s visit to the United States and one year after President Obama visited Russia, it is time to take stock of what has been achieved from this change in policy and what remains to be done in developing a more substantive relationship with Russia. whitehouse.gov and then along came Vlad,...