Oregon lawmakers look to stop legislative walkouts. The f⚡⭐⚡in’ Democrats won’t be happy until they turn Oregon into one-party rule. Denying a quorum was the only way to stop ’em from forcing their way on the entire state, even though the tactic was hamstrung by Measure 113. What’s needed is enough Republicans to win elections and be willing to act as cannon fodder to stop the WP liberals from shoving their ideology down our throats. Here’s the plan (and party communication is key): When a Republican decides to run for a state legislator position, they need to solidify relationships with like-minded people who’re willing to pick up the gauntlet and take their place as a succeeding candidate during the next race, should the 10 unexcused absences rule take its toll and make them ineligible to run again. OR here’s a better idea: come up with enough votes, or another voter initiative, to get rid of the disastrous Measure 113 altogether.
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