Re: I’ve posted on Salem’s apathy once they’ve got your tax dollars before, but I couldn’t resist linking an article on the same subject written by an Oregon icon. Couldn’t’ve said it better myself.

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Re: Teenaged Californian punk, high on drugs, drives a stolen car the wrong way on a one-way street, plows down a mother and her 8-month old son, ends up running head-on into a pickup, and the asshole communist DA Gascon, slaps him on the wrist with a feather duster. If the current 2nd recall effort against this guy isn’t successful, the people of LA County only have themselves to blame.

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Re: Wolves stampeded 143 sheep in Idaho, forcing them over a steep bank, where they were killed outright from the fall or died from suffocation as others fell on them. This is PRECISELY why wolves were hunted out in the 1800’s. While the wolves were reintroduced in 1995, it took YEARS for Idaho to step up and begin reimbursing ranchers for losses caused by the predators. Were it not for the wolf-lovers, and their incessant demands to reestablish the carnivores, this whole situation could’ve been avoided. The sad part of the incident was the absolute waste – the wolves that were responsible didn’t even eat on the dead sheep. All they did was help feed the buzzards. Maybe common sense would return if the reestablished wolves would move into the suburbs and start taking some of the woke progressives’ dogs and cats.

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Re: Unless you reside in the woke progressive camp (assuming you do, it’s inexplicable how you ended up here), if this measure makes it to the November ballot, it needs to be shot down in flames. The hypocritical Democrats’ve used it in the past when THEY wanted to deny a quorum, when THEY were the minority party in Salem, but now that they enjoy a supermajority in the Capitol Building, they want to finish paving the road to complete legislative domination, by taking away the only option for conservatives to stop measures dipped in blue ink. Measures like the recent attempt by Queen Brown to tack on a 72¢ per gallon gas tax to pay for her liberal agenda items. Sadly, if this tactic would’ve been used to stop SB554 in its tracks, we all wouldn’t be saddled with the effects of THAT anti-gun measure. Remember – watch for this on November’s ballot, and if it’s there, vote NO.

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Re: Sent in by a loyal reader. Not being a user of ANY social media sites, if I understand the woke progressive bruhaha, it’s a wonder this clip lasted long enough to be seen at all. Based on reports I’ve heard, this one would’ve sent all the snowflakes running for their safe space at college or their room in mommy’s basement.

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Re: Wyden, the 40+ year king of spin, blames #45’s corporate tax cuts for the baby formula shortage. Somebody needs to tell the donkey’s ass that if government didn’t control the number of manufacturers it let participate in supplying the welfare people it gives money to – you know – the ones that’re buying almost half the formula sold, there’d be more competition, and more product availability. It’s kind of like a government-controlled construction project, with a prevailing wage contract clause. The only contractors that get to play are those that want to pay the government-mandated labor wage, which is almost always higher than the norm. When you’ve made up your mind to skirt the equal opportunity employment laws, you write a job description to match the qualifications of the person you want to hire. THAT’S why the White House’s full of woke progressive idiots right now.

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Re: Hey Democrat nutjobs in Seattle – be careful what you wish for. You screamed for the police to be defunded, and they were, and now there’s no money to have detectives investigate adult sexual assault cases. Betcha didn’t see THAT one coming. But then again, it was only of matter of time. Commonsensers could see what was going to happen. When the money dries up, eventually, addressing crime becomes a game of pin the tail on the donkey. First, there aren’t enough dollars to investigate ALL rapes, so they concentrate on child rapes. Next, it’ll be not enough money to investigate ALL assaults, so the only ones that get investigated involve a death. How far will society’s fabric have to unravel until the idiots that clamored to defund the police see the error of their ways and reverse course? As has been said here many times, things will only change when enough politicians who backed the defund movement become victims of the criminal tsunami that’s drowning this country. Until then, you’d better find a reliable supply source for your hollow points.

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