04/28/26 - Rep. Friedman tweeted "Had a great time speaking to the inspiring young leaders of the @ARAMAC_DC ! They’re in town for their annual Advocacy Summit, and we connected about my work championing Armenian issues and I learned more about their goals for the future." View the tweet here.

04/24/26 - Rep. Friedman tweeted "111 years ago, 1.5 million Armenians were arrested, exiled, and killed at the hands of the Ottoman Empire. It was a genocide that is still denied by some to this day. That denialism manifests today, where we are continuing to see persecution and attacks on Armenian communities. I will always stand with the Armenian community in their efforts for peace and safety around the world." View the tweet here.

04/24/26 - Rep. Friedman tweeted "This week, I took to the floor of the House to mark the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. I will keep working to free the Armenian prisoners, end military aid to Azerbaijan, and ensure future generations learn the truth about what happened 111 years ago." View the tweet here.

04/22/26 - Rep. Friedman tweeted "Last week I was honored to speak at the bipartisan Armenian Genocide commemoration event in D.C. We must commit not only to remembrance, but to action to ensure that history does not repeat itself - that Armenia is protected by the USA and the world." View the tweet here.

04/11/26 - Rep. Friedman tweeted "Today, I'm remembering the anti-Armenian pogroms in Sumgait, Baku, and Maragha. These weren't isolated incidents — they were state-sanctioned violence that laid the groundwork for the ethnic cleansing of more than 150,000 Armenians from Artsakh in 2023. I am proud to represent one of the largest Armenian-American communities in the nation and I will not stop fighting till Azerbaijan: — Releases all Armenian POWs — Guarantees the right of return for displaced Armenians — Stops destroying Armenian cultural and religious heritage sites." View the tweet here.

02/19/26 - Rep. Friedman tweeted "Trump made Azerbaijan a founding member of his so called "Board of Peace", but what this video shows is anything but peaceful. We cannot allow Azerbaijan to import their attacks on protestors and free speech to American soil with impunity. Those responsible for this attack must be held accountable." View the tweet here.

02/18/26 - Rep. Friedman tweeted "I’m proud to cosponsor the Armenia Security Partnership Act, a bipartisan bill that will restrict military aid to Azerbaijan until it takes meaningful and concrete steps towards peace. It is a commonsense bill that protects Armenians and holds Azerbaijan accountable." View the tweet here.

02/10/26 - Rep. Friedman tweeted "Absolutely cowardly behavior from @VP @JDVance. You don't get to lay a wreath at the Armenian Genocide memorial and then delete your post mentioning the genocide in order to appease Erdo?an. Your actions are an insult to the memories of the victims." View the tweet here.

01/28/26 - Rep. Friedman posted the following to Facebook: "You flew across the country to film yourself pointing at Armenian-owned businesses in Los Angeles.That's not a fraud investigation - it’s ethnic profiling. We value the Armenian community, which has made countless positive impacts to California. Smearing an entire community is despicable." View the Facebook post here.

01/28/26 - Rep. Friedman tweeted "You flew across the country to film yourself pointing at Armenian-owned businesses in Los Angeles. That's not a fraud investigation - it’s ethnic profiling. We value the Armenian community, which has made countless positive impacts to California. Smearing an entire community is despicable." View the tweet here.

11/29/25 - Rep. Friedman posted the following to Facebook: "I was honored to join Massis Weekly to celebrate their 45th anniversary. Massis Weekly is volunteer-powered and has been a key source of news and information for Armenian Americans and the larger diaspora. I presented the organization with a Congressional Certificate of Recognition for their important community efforts." View the Facebook post here.

09/21/25 - Rep. Friedman posted the following to Facebook: "Honored to join the community in Glendale to celebrate Armenian Independence Day. Grateful to the Nor Serount Cultural Association and the Armenian Council of America for hosting this incredibly fun festival of music, food, and tradition. Assemblymember Jessica Caloza" View the Facebook post here.

09/03/25 - Rep. Friedman posted the following to Facebook: "The Armenian American Museum is a project that has been a long time in the making. As a participant in securing their original land grant, I’m proud to be one of its earliest supporters. I look forward to seeing this dream become a reality. What a gift to our community!" View the Facebook post here.

08/20/25 - Rep. Friedman posted the following to Facebook: "After helping secure the original land grant for the Armenian American Museum in Glendale in the Assembly, it was great to tour the museum as it takes shape on East Colorado Street. When construction finishes, this museum will be the first of its kind in the U.S. I’ll never stop fighting to ensure that Armenian American history is remembered and passed on." View the Facebook post here.

07/25/25 - Rep. Friedman posted the following to Facebook: "I’m proud to join Senator Adam Schiff today introducing a bill to rename the Glendale post office after former Secretary of the Navy Paul Ignatius. Paul Ignatius’s remarkable lifetime of service to country and community should be an inspiration to us all. He truly represents the best of Glendale, and makes the Armenian American community proud." View the Facebook post here.

07/20/25 - Rep. Friedman posted the following to Facebook: "What a pleasure it was to meet with interns from the Armenian Assembly of America! They asked great questions about how I came to Congress, and what I’m doing to advocate on behalf of the Armenian American community. Proud to engage with these future community leaders." View the Facebook post here.

04/24/25 - Rep. Friedman posted the following to Facebook: "110 years ago, 1.5 million Armenians were arrested, exiled, and killed at the hands of the Ottoman Empire. It was a genocide that was denied for over a century. Today, we are still seeing persecution and attacks on Armenian communities. I am standing with the Armenian community by joining my colleagues to call for an end to military aid in Azerbaijan, a release of POWs, and more." View the Facebook post here.

04/24/25 - Rep. Friedman posted the following to Facebook: "I was honored to speak at the ANCA Burbank Annual Armenian Genocide Commemoration this past weekend in Burbank. Commemoration is not just remembrance – it is also a warning to never let history repeat itself. I was proud to be a steadfast advocate for the Armenian American community in the Assembly. I’ll continue that mission in Congress. That’s why I’ve already joined dozens of fellow members of Congress – Democrats and Republicans – in calling for the end of military aid to Azerbaijan. We must always remember, because the cost of forgetting is too high." View the Facebook post here.

04/24/25 - Rep. Friedman posted the following to Facebook: "On Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, Trump once again showed moral cowardice. He refused to call the systematic murder of 1.5 million Armenians what it was — genocide. Instead of telling the truth, he bowed to authoritarian pressure from Turkey. Anything less than full recognition is complicity. Our support for the Armenian people must be clear, unwavering, and unapologetic — not hidden behind weak, evasive statements." View the Facebook post here.

04/24/25 - Rep. Friedman tweeted "110 years ago, 1.5 million Armenians were arrested, exiled, and killed at the hands of the Ottoman Empire. It was a genocide that was denied for over a century. Today, we are still seeing persecution and attacks on Armenian communities. I am standing with the Armenian community by joining my colleagues to call for an end to military aid in Azerbaijan, a release of POWs, and more." View the tweet here.

04/19/25 - Rep. Friedman posted the following to Facebook: "Proud to join 59 colleagues urging Secretary Rubio to end U.S. military aid to Azerbaijan. After the ethnic cleansing of Armenians from Nagorno-Karabakh, we cannot reward Azerbaijan’s aggression. This echoes the horrors of the Armenian Genocide and I won’t look away." View the Facebook post here.