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When diaspora and diplomacy cross wires
Armenian American advocacy has earned respect among policymakers in Washington and grassroots influence across all 50 states — first and foremost, because it serves, without reservation or equivocation, the aims, interests and ambitions of Americans of Armenian heritage and our many allies: citizens who care about the fate of the world’s first Christian nation. We are an American advocacy and lobbying community. That is our enduring strength: the moral, political and legal foundation for our
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If Oscar Tatosian registers as a foreign agent of the Armenian Government, then when he advocates as a member of the Armenian Assembly his audience will be aware of his dual loyalty. As such the positions he publicly takes on the issues will be properly understood.