04/24/20 - Sen. Casey tweeted "Today I join Armenians in Pennsylvania and around the world in commemorating the 105th anniversary of the #ArmenianGenocide, a crime against mankind. We must reject this kind of hate." View the tweet here.

12/13/19 - Sen. Casey tweeted "I’m encouraged to see the passage of the Senate resolution yesterday I cosponsored recognizing the #ArmenianGenocide. Congress has finally spoken with one voice to honor the victims and stand up against horrific crimes against humanity.|BREAKING: Our resolution to recognize and commemorate the #ArmenianGenocide just passed the United States Senate." View the tweet here.

12/13/19 - Sen. Casey posted the following to Facebook: "I’m encouraged to see the passage of the Senate resolution yesterday I cosponsored recognizing the Armenian Genocide. Congress has finally spoken with one voice to honor the victims and stand up against horrific crimes against humanity." View the Facebook post here.

11/07/19 - Sen. Casey posted the following to Facebook: "“One day when the diplomatic history is written, people will wonder what happened here and why officials didn’t do more to stop it or at least speak out more forcefully to blame Turkey for its behavior: an unprovoked military operation that has killed some 200 civilians, left well over 100,000 people (and counting) newly displaced and homeless because of its military operation… we — with our local partners — have lost significant leverage and inherited a shrunken, less stable platform to support both our CT efforts and the mission of finding a comprehensive political solution for Syria.”

The top American diplomat on the ground in northern Syira, William V. Roebuck, has raised an important question that will haunt our diplomatic history: Would tougher American diplomacy, blunter threats of economic sanctions and increased military patrols have deterred Turkey from attacking?

Roebuck: “We won’t know because we didn’t try.”

We didn’t try to find a responsible way to withdraw U.S. forces from Syria without severely destabilizing the region. Instead, President Trump abandoned our Kurdish allies for slaughter and opened the door for a possible ISIS resurgence.

We. Didn’t. Try." View the Facebook post here.

10/07/19 - Sen. Casey posted the following to Facebook: "Kurdish forces have been a steadfast U.S. ally and President Trump has shamefully betrayed them. Thousands of Kurds died in the fight against ISIS only to be abandoned by President Trump, whose fascination with authoritarian dictators, like Erdogan, seems to control U.S. foreign policy. Turning our back on the Kurdish people in their time of need will make our nation less safe. Potential allies will no longer trust our government. President Trump’s decision to pull U.S. troops from Syria also underscores the problematic nature of his continuing involvement in his business, the Trump Organization. Since President Trump has not fully divested from his private business, our nation is left to wonder whether the fact that the Trump Organization has dealings in Turkey impacted his decision." View the Facebook post here.