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So there's no flag of Armenia, but there are flags of Ukraine and Palestine.
April 2016 clashes happened, when Democrats were in power. Autumn 2020 war - when Republicans were in power. September 2022 and September 2023 - when Democrats were in power. Of these it's 1:1 for election years, and 2:0 against Democrats otherwise.
(All the "Russian ally" types - keep walking, as if there were competing offers, and Palestine is not in any way NATO-aligned either.)
Glad ANCA took the position of endorsing any party only after it does something real on Armenian issues. Should have done that 20 years ago.
(All the "don't care what happens to Armenia, that doesn't affect me" types - keep walking.)
This is one issue, but all others are similar in reality.
Instead of making progress, you have to vote for Harris to avoid regress, and that's 4 more years. Right now Democrats are in power, what will they do differently after the election? Trump is a very convenient opponent, even his voters hate him, they just hate some other groups more.