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Tootie Smith takes Clackamas County Chair

Tootie Smith, former Clackamas County Commissioner, state legislator, and government accountability advocate, won Tuesday night’s Clackamas County Chair race against Jim Bernard. She released the following statement: “Thank you to the people of Clackamas County for their support and placing their trust in me. They sent a strong message tonight that they want a county […]
Written by Press Release May 20, 2020May 21, 2020

Opinion: To Teach His Own: The Rise of Homeschooling

It didn’t look like recess. It looked like an elementary school jail. Instead of carefree children running around outside, the images from French journalists are almost tragic: little boys and girls, each sitting glumly in their own chalk-outlined box. To some parents, it was a sobering picture of what public education might look like in […]
Written by Tony Perkins May 20, 2020May 20, 2020

Opinion: Give Me Liberty Not Guarantees

I’m not going to sugarcoat it; we are not guaranteed a single thing in this life. Not safety, not security, not happiness, not a good job, not comfort, and not convenience. Yet, that’s what we expect. Dr. Fauci said something in a recent interview that was disturbing to me. He told NPR that he “can’t […]
Written by Alyssa Ahlgren May 17, 2020May 17, 2020

Opinion: Greasing the skids toward socialism?

One fallout of the Covid-19 crisis is its severe thrashing of our economy. Not only have all the impressive economic gains of the Trump administration evaporated, but we are now adding to our national debt in scary ways. I hope that all the bailouts are temporary means to solve a temporary problem. To use an […]
Written by Jerry Newcombe May 17, 2020May 17, 2020

Coronavirus, the Judgment of God? Catholic Bishop, African American Pastor React to Claims Coronavirus is God’s Judgment is on America

Pro-life leader and film maker, Randall Terry, has released a new documentary, Pandemic: The Threshing of America. The premise of the documentary is that the Coronavirus pandemic is a “plague” or “chastisement” for God – in the Scriptural sense – because of the innocent blood that cries from the ground for vengeance. Below are the reactions […]
Written by Press Release May 15, 2020May 17, 2020

Abuse and Justice

Some people are eager to exert their power over others. Bribes, rapes, trafficking, business takeovers, and domestic abuse are just a few examples of how people force their will on others. If you have been cheated, falsely accused, or physically attacked, you know the sense of violation and the desire for justice. This abuse of […]
Written by Marlon Furtado May 15, 2020May 15, 2020

Opinion: Padding the Coronavirus Death Numbers

The CDC now acknowledges a death rate for coronavirus of 1%, a grudging admission that its earlier death rate estimates of 4% and higher vastly overstated the risk from this disease. https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-05-covid-death.html  But with additional antibody testing I have no doubt that that number will fall further, to a level comparable to common flu. https://www.biospace.com/article/multiple-studies-suggest-covid-19-mortality-rate-may-be-lower-than-expected-/ […]
Written by Jim Wagner May 14, 2020May 15, 2020

Opinion: COVID-19 and New Business Taxes: Bayonetting the Wounded

Many Oregon businesses are looking forward toward May 15. That’s the day the state expects to ease some of Governor Kate Brown’s COVID-19 “Stay Home, Stay Safe” order. But, many businesses are considering whether they should re-open at all. And coronavirus is only one of many new challenges facing Oregon businesses. Leading up to the […]
Written by Eric Fruits, Ph.D May 14, 2020May 14, 2020

Oregon Zoo’s Newest Resident Is 11 Feet High And Rising

Kiden, a 2-year-old Masai giraffe, joins Buttercup and Desi in zoo’s Africa area  The Oregon Zoo’s animal population gained 11 extra feet recently, all courtesy of Kiden, a female Masai giraffe recently arrived from South Carolina’s Greenville Zoo. The towering 2-year-old, who arrived in Portland late last month, met the zoo’s other giraffes, Buttercup and […]
Written by Hova Najarian May 13, 2020May 13, 2020

Businesses Throughout The State Sue Governor To Re-Open

Portland attorney James L. Buchal, in association with attorney Tyler Smith of Canby, Oregon, has filed suit in federal district court to enjoin the Governor’s continuing shutdown of businesses throughout the State.   The complaint, brought on behalf of small businesses throughout the State, alleges that full shutdown orders are obviously no longer necessary to prevent […]
Written by Press Release May 13, 2020May 13, 2020

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