OREGON OBSERVATIONS.1 6 JULY 2026
Eugene and Springfield confirm plan to split shared fire department. What? It seems like just the other day, they combined the two. We were told at the time it was to save money. One has to assume that the highly publicized failure of a couple of fire-related tax levies this year brought about the divorce.
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OREGON OBSERVATIONS 6 JULY 2026
Fence comes down at Eugene federal building after judge’s injunction in lawsuit. It’s only a matter of time before it goes back up. All it’s gonna take is for one of the wetback lovin’ hippie punks to throw somethin’ through a window again, and #45/47’s people’ll figure out a way around the asshole activist judge that sided with them in the lawsuit to make it come down.
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DAILY DELIBERATIONS.1 6 JULY 2026
Walz, Minnesota Board of Pardons clears convicted illegal alien child sex offender facing deportation. Alright, let’s review. As clear as it is that Wrongway Walz is undoubtedly one of the biggest dumbasses we’ve seen in a long time, the REAL honors go to the voters of Minnesota, who clearly had their heads up their ass when they elected ‘im.
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DAILY DELIBERATIONS 6 JULY 2026
Idaho becomes first state to institute firing squad as primary execution method. I don’t care what you say, cost of imprisonment awaitin’ execution notwithstanding, and regardless of the studies bleedin’ heart politicians throw at us, there’s no way lethal injection is a cheaper form of execution than a firing squad. Even if all five rifles were loaded with live .308 rounds, the cost of ammunition would only be $8.15 compared to $300,000.00 for a lethal dose of pentobarbital. And yes, WE’RE payin’ the bill.
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