James Rogan should be ashamed for what he did or didn't do regarding
the Genocide Bill.
As a representative, it was his duty to represent his constituents,
and he didn't.
Agreeing with Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert on this issue is
absolutely unforgivable. He played along with politics. I am sure if he
had enough power to impeach a president, he would have had enough power
to save the souls of 1.5 million people.
I am appalled that the U.S. government once again put politics before
the human soul. Does the U.S. depend on Turkey that much that when Turkey
says they will not allow the U.S. to use its bases in Turkey if they pass
the bill, the U.S. plays along? What kind of world power is this that
one country can have such great influence over it.
If the U.S. does not act upon recognizing the premeditated massacres,
genocide, the Armenian Genocide, then who will? What kind of
representative do we have that wastes his time using taxpayer money to
send fliers every day attacking his opponent, which I frankly just throw
away without even looking at them, instead of actually working to get
something done which will let 1.5 million people and their families get a
taste of justice, a long 85 years overdue?
Maybe Rogan, Hastert, Clinton, and others need to see plays like
"Beast On The Moon." CHRISTINE APOSHIAN
La Crescenta
