
Speaking at the Concordia Summit in New York, Senator Jeanne Shaheen said she hoped the president “will not say anything that indicates a lack of support for Taiwan” during his talks with the Chinese leader.
“In Congress, there is very strong bipartisan support for our historic position with respect to Taiwan,” she said.

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