Armenian Votes or Not?

[Geoffrey S]

Are American politicians really craving for "confirming the truth" or is a matter of acquiring whopping Armenian votes ?

So 358k of which has also a portion unable to vote seem insignificant to care for their votes.

Then only the other option remains ?

Now that has been shown that Armenians voters aren't a significant percentage of the US, it seemed discussion had shifted to the 'confirming the truth' side of things and what could be achieved by doing so.

My suggestion was that Obama sees it as time to confront a valuable ally over a potentially divisive issue with other allies (Armenia, and the EU).

But perhaps I'm falling into the same trap a lot of others do with Obama - projecting my own hopes onto what is essentially a political mirror?

[LeftEyeNine]

Now that has been shown that Armenians voters aren't a significant percentage of the US, it seemed discussion had shifted to the 'confirming the truth' side of things and what could be achieved by doing so.

No it did not. "This or that" type discussions aim to see which one is actual and the supporting views such as this one:

My suggestion was that Obama sees it as time to confront a valuable ally over a potentially divisive issue with other allies (Armenia, and the EU).

But perhaps I'm falling into the same trap a lot of others do with Obama - projecting my own hopes onto what is essentially a political mirror?

Still, however, if you want more of the "truth", I'm happy to accompany with the opposing side in a new topic. Thank you.