H.Res.106 uncovered controversy between U.S. legislative and executive power
Discussion of the Armenian Genocide resolution, H.Res.106, revealed controversy between legislative and executive power in the U.S., President of the Institute for Strategic Assessments Alexander Konovalov said during Yerevan-Moscow space bridge.
H.Res.106 had a chance to pass, according to him. "It was a unique case but the Bush administration launched a massive attack and thus offered Turkey a golden possibility to press on the U.S. However, I suppose that the Armenian community is a powerful organization and it will score a victory," the expert said adding that presently the U.S. national interest implies escaping the "Iraqi trap".
H.Res.106 had a chance to pass, according to him. "It was a unique case but the Bush administration launched a massive attack and thus offered Turkey a golden possibility to press on the U.S. However, I suppose that the Armenian community is a powerful organization and it will score a victory," the expert said adding that presently the U.S. national interest implies escaping the "Iraqi trap".
