The U.S. Senate has effectively declined to approve Richard Hoagland, President George W. Bush's pick for ambassador to Yerevan, who has been condemned by U.S. Armenian groups for refusing to characterize last century's Armenian killings in the Ottoman Empire as genocide.
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The man nominated to be ambassador it Armenia is Richard E. Hoagland. The Enterprise Mission guy is Richard C. Hoagland.
Ed--
Um, thanks for the clarification.
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