An Interview With Clackamas Commissioner Mark Shull On What We Must Do The Oregon public school system has become an ideological battlefield. At risk are our children. From the first time they walk through the school doors, they are likely subject to Woke indoctrination, gender confusion, sexualization, vaccine shaming and pressure to conform to social […]
Many Oregon politicians have convinced themselves that we can have a high quality of life without the use of oil, coal, or natural gas. If you ask them how we can do this, they have a two-word response: “electrify everything.” It’s a seductive idea. Governor Kate Brown was an early adopter when she signed an […]
Clackamas County Chair Tootie Smith throws down gauntlet, 125 Citizens answer back- Citizens who participate in government are not ‘Insurrectionists’! We the People demand her immediate retraction of false and damaging statements and a return to in-person meetings On February 9, 2022 the following demand letter was delivered to the Clackamas County Board of Directors […]
Public officials are angry that thousands of Oregonians have been enjoying the good weather by engaging in outdoor recreation. They can’t understand why people are ignoring the government closure of parks, trails and beaches. There is a simple reason: the closures are extreme and unnecessary. People need exercise, and not everyone has a private backyard. […]
Coronavirus Update On March 23, Governor Brown issued Executive Order 20-12 (Stay Home, Save Lives). That Executive Order prohibits non-essential gatherings unless a distance of 6 feet between individuals can be maintained, and directs Oregonians to stay home as much as possible except for outside activities in which the same distance is maintained. It also […]
Weather, not human-caused CO2-fueled global warming, is responsible for California wildfires 2017 featured incredibly intense, damaging wildfires in California: first the Wine Country fires of October, and later the massive Thomas Fire in December. Each destroyed hundreds of homes, the latter in many of the affluent suburbs and enclaves northwest of Los Angeles and Hollywood. […]
Americans love their cars, because they allow us such great mobility and freedom, the mobility to live in one location and work in another, the mobility to run errands whenever necessary, the mobility to attend sporting events and visit friends, and the mobility to see this great nation from sea to shining sea. No other […]
