September 2025

Oregon special session over transportation bill delayed due to lack of quorum. Don’t blame us for this’n – it was the Democrats that caused the House not to have a quorum: “two Democrats were unexpectedly missing.” “Melissa Unger, executive director of SEIU 503, which represents 1,700 ODOT employees, said she’s extremely disappointed that lawmakers failed to achieve quorum on time. They can vote yes, they can vote no, but they need to look these workers in the eyes ’cause they’re losing their jobs in two weeks. And the fact that they’re not here is offensive.”The Democridiots started this mess, now they’re diggin’ the hole deeper. I hope to hell voters remember this during the next election cycle.

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Rhode Island prosecutor in viral arrest video slapped with 6-month suspension. Special Assistant Attorney General Devon Flanagan was placed on unpaid leave following her arrest for trespassing at Clarke Cooke House restaurant in Newport, and after telling police officers they would “regret” taking her to jail.

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Minn. trans shooter revealed in journal he was ‘tired of being trans’ and wished he ‘never brain-washed’ himself. There ya go. That says it all.

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Feds launch new push to remove immigrants from state Medicaid roles. The free ride for wetbacks on the American tax dollar is over. Democrats are probably cryin’ alligator tears. Now all we’ve gotta do is get rid of all the pantywaist judges in the country, and we’d be set.                                                     

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Homeless started this fire. TRANSITION CENTERS!!!

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Oregon considering pay-per-mile fee for EV owners to close budget hole. It’s about f⭐⚡⭐in’ time! Why weren’t we doin’ that all along? I’ll tell you why. The arrogant Salem Democrats were takin’ it easy on their EV-ownin’ constituents. Plug-in cars use the same road surface as fossil-fuel rigs. Why are EV owners only havin’ to pay a pittance compared to them? Current policy has double-standard and favoritism written all over it.

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Mexican senators brawl on camera during debate over US targeting cartels. Two senior politicians from rival Mexican parties traded blows at the close of Wednesday’s Senate session. Gee. I wonder what THAT was all about? Could it be that the ones who’re on the take from the cartels were arguing against the ones that weren’t? From all reports, it would appear that their El Presidente falls into the “is not” group, which is a good thing.

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