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A Standoff and 2020 Elections

Until the elections of 2020, it is highly probable that the 116th Congress will feature a standoff between House Democrats and Senate Republicans. It will be noisy and messy, but nothing important will come of it (except maybe and hopefully for top-top priority matters, such as infrastructure spending and immigration reform). It is but a prelude to the 2020 elections, which might usher another legislature and perhaps—a big perhaps—another President. Democrats who gained control of the Hou

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Vart Adjemian

Vart K. Adjemian was born in Cairo, Egypt, in 1943. He became an ARF member at the age of 16 and was a contributor to the Armenian daily newspaper “Houssaper.” Adjemian worked for a German company in Egypt that was awarded the project of saving the Abu Simbel Temples, as well as for the Australian Embassy in Cairo. In the early 1970’s, he moved first to Montreal, Canada, and then to the United States. Adjemian worked for the Continental Grain Company (New York) for 30 years, holding executive positions in the United States, Italy, Switzerland, and England; the last 8 years of his tenure was as executive vice president and chief operating officer. In 2005, he retired to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. He is an avid supporter of the ANCA and a regular reader of the Armenian Weekly.

2 Comments

  1. Objective, clear and informative.
    The democratic field keeps getting more crowded.
    It will be a long and expensive “primaries”.
    What a waste of money!
    Peter

  2. The Democratic field of Presidential candidates has set a new record.
    18 candidates so far, which include 6 U.S. Senators, a record 6 women, an openly gay candidate and the mayor of the small Miami suburb of Miramar.
    It will be interesting to see how the presidential debates will be organized/conducted, and how much money will be spent/wasted.
    Also for the next several months, these “politicians” will spend most of their time campaigning and raising money, rather than fulfill the obligations to the office they were elected.
    It can’t get any worse!!!
    Vart Adjemian

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