NW Valley Times

The Office of Congressman Abe Hamadeh issued a series of statements via Twitter discussing various political and diplomatic issues. These statements, released between April 5 and April 6, 2025, address concerns about election integrity, the impact of future diplomats, and recent legislative actions.

On April 5, 2025, the Congressman expressed concerns regarding broken election systems and the lack of motivation amongst those benefiting from these systems to implement reforms. He noted that Congressman Hamadeh anticipated legal challenges from "radicals" like Arizona's Attorney General, whom he referred to as unlawful. To counteract these challenges, he introduced legislation to align with the President's Executive Order. "People who benefit from broken elections have no incentive to help fix them..."

Later that day, Congressman Hamadeh emphasized the importance of equipping future diplomats to foster regional cooperation as opposed to engaging in "anti-normalization rhetoric," stressing the necessity for these efforts to ensure long-term stability and security in the Middle East. He hailed the Abraham Accords as a significant diplomatic achievement that should be built upon. "Future diplomats must be equipped to advance regional cooperation instead of fashionable anti-normalization rhetoric..."

On April 6, 2025, Congressman Hamadeh criticized the actions of Arizona's Attorney General, implying that if state elections were functioning correctly, the lawsuit filed by the Attorney General would be pursued privately rather than with public funds. He reiterated that his proposed legislation aims to counter such actions and supports the implementation of the President's Executive Order. "If Arizona's elections weren't broken, the unlawful AG would be filing her frivolous lawsuit..."