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ANCA Invites Romney to Share Views on Armenian American Issues
by Armenian Weekly
August 17, 2012
Calls on Governor to Meet with Community's Broad-based Leadership
WASHINGTON - The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) today
continued its outreach to the Romney-Ryan presidential campaign by
calling upon Governor Romney to spell out his views on Armenian
American issues and to meet personally with the broad-based leadership
of the Armenian American community.
Romney
Earlier this week, the ANCA issued a similar call to President Obama
to meet with community leaders and personally explain his
Administration's policies on issues of special concern to Armenian
American voters. As governor of Massachusetts, from 2003 to 2007,
Romney represented one of the nation's largest and most vibrant
Armenian communities.
The full text of the ANCA letter to Governor Romney, signed by
Chairman Ken Hachikian, is provided below.
To view the 2012 ANCA Presidential Candidate Questionnaire, visit:
http://www.anca.org/election2012/ANCA_pquestionnaire_2012.pdf
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August 17, 2012
The Honorable Mitt Romney
Romney for President
PO Box 149756
Boston, MA 02114-9756
Dear Governor Romney,
I am writing to ask you to publicly outline the policies and
priorities that you would pursue as President on issues of special
concern to voters of Armenian heritage and other friends of Armenia
from across the United States, and also to invite you to hold a
meeting with the broad-based leadership of our community to discuss
Armenian American participation in this year's elections.
A personal meeting, with a representative group of national community
leaders, would offer you the opportunity to share your vision, explain
your record, clarify your priorities, and explore, with us, ways in
which we can work together in the months and years to come. By
outlining your views, in the attached questionnaire, you can help
empower Armenian Americans to go to the polls this November fully
informed about your stated stands on specific issues that hold great
meaning to their families and communities.
Please accept our thanks for your consideration of our request that
you meet with our community leadership and publicly outline your views
on Armenian American issues.
Sincerely,
[signed]
Kenneth V. Hachikian
Chairman
From: Baghdasarian
by Armenian Weekly
August 17, 2012
Calls on Governor to Meet with Community's Broad-based Leadership
WASHINGTON - The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) today
continued its outreach to the Romney-Ryan presidential campaign by
calling upon Governor Romney to spell out his views on Armenian
American issues and to meet personally with the broad-based leadership
of the Armenian American community.
Romney
Earlier this week, the ANCA issued a similar call to President Obama
to meet with community leaders and personally explain his
Administration's policies on issues of special concern to Armenian
American voters. As governor of Massachusetts, from 2003 to 2007,
Romney represented one of the nation's largest and most vibrant
Armenian communities.
The full text of the ANCA letter to Governor Romney, signed by
Chairman Ken Hachikian, is provided below.
To view the 2012 ANCA Presidential Candidate Questionnaire, visit:
http://www.anca.org/election2012/ANCA_pquestionnaire_2012.pdf
***
August 17, 2012
The Honorable Mitt Romney
Romney for President
PO Box 149756
Boston, MA 02114-9756
Dear Governor Romney,
I am writing to ask you to publicly outline the policies and
priorities that you would pursue as President on issues of special
concern to voters of Armenian heritage and other friends of Armenia
from across the United States, and also to invite you to hold a
meeting with the broad-based leadership of our community to discuss
Armenian American participation in this year's elections.
A personal meeting, with a representative group of national community
leaders, would offer you the opportunity to share your vision, explain
your record, clarify your priorities, and explore, with us, ways in
which we can work together in the months and years to come. By
outlining your views, in the attached questionnaire, you can help
empower Armenian Americans to go to the polls this November fully
informed about your stated stands on specific issues that hold great
meaning to their families and communities.
Please accept our thanks for your consideration of our request that
you meet with our community leadership and publicly outline your views
on Armenian American issues.
Sincerely,
[signed]
Kenneth V. Hachikian
Chairman
From: Baghdasarian