February 2026

OREGON OBSERVATIONS 18 FEBRUARY 2026

Would you be willing to pay more taxes to solve Eugene’s budget issue? A whoppin’ 93% said no. While the question asks about Eugene, it can be linked to the larger levels of Oregon’s government – counties and the state itself. These combined entities spend WAY too much money ($7 billion every year) on bums and wetbacks. There’re two ways to fix their budgets: 1. Cut back on what they give the illegal aliens and the homeless. It only acts like a magnet, attracting more of ’em to the state. 2. Instead of bendin’ over the business community every chance they get, all levels of government need to be business-friendly. This’ll attract more employers, which brings in more employees who pay taxes, increasing revenue.

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DAILY DELIBERATIONS.1 18 FEBRUARY 2026

Free Buses, Real Costs. Inside Mamdani’s Socialist Dream to Shakeup Transit for New Yorkers. We can only hope the communist’s promises unravel faster, and that a successful recall petition is in his future. On the other hand, maybe what’s needed to stop this trend in its tracks is a dose of poetic justice for the boneheaded New Yorkers who elected the sonofabitch.

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OREGON OBSERVATIONS.1 17 FEBRUARY 2026

Change to timber receipts won’t help Lane County’s budget. Here’s an idea to get the county’s budget back on track: Don’t spend the $7.6 million you were gonna spend on bums. Once that happens, those problems’ll go away on their own. If you have a rat infestation ’cause you’re leavin’ food outside, quit puttin’ food outside, and they’ll move on to find it someplace else.

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