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Viewpoint: Pandemic of the Vaccinated
From the Epoch Times, by Patricia Adams & Lawrence Solomon November 6, 2021, Updated November 8, 2021 In September, “pandemic of the unvaccinated” became a household term, calling out those who had refused to get a COVID-19 shot for the failure to end infections and the pandemic. But we’re in November now, and “pandemic of the…
Viewpoint: Facts about COVID Vaccine Trials
For those who tell you that the Covid-19 injection is authorized, approved or licensed remind them of these facts, especially if they are considering that the C19 injection is a good idea for children: The injections are still in Stage 3 Clinical Trials that do not finish until early 2023: Currently given emergency approval (EUA),…
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President Trump’s Speech at National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) Dinner
EXCERPTS FROM REMARKS OF PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP (full video above) ON THE COMING RED WAVE I stand before you this evening to say that if we do our jobs, and if we stick together, then exactly one year from today, we are going to be watching a massive RED WAVE sweep across this country—and…
COVID Vaccine Mandate Exemption Resources
Under the LINKS menu option, there is now a link to a page that contains a list of Vaccine Mandate Exemption resources, you can also access it from this link: https://lanecountygop.org/covid-vaccine-mandate-exemption-resources/. The page will be updated as more resources are found. And, without further ado, these are the resources currently on the page: Gab Religious…
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Viewpoint: Pandemic of the Vaccinated
From the Epoch Times, by Patricia Adams & Lawrence Solomon November 6, 2021, Updated November 8, 2021 In September, “pandemic of the unvaccinated” became a household term, calling out those who had refused to get a COVID-19 shot for the failure to end infections and the pandemic. But we’re in November now, and “pandemic of the unvaccinated” is so yesterday. Today, the branding should read “pandemic of the vaccinated.” Singapore is…
Viewpoint: Facts about COVID Vaccine Trials
For those who tell you that the Covid-19 injection is authorized, approved or licensed remind them of these facts, especially if they are considering that the C19 injection is a good idea for children: The injections are still in Stage 3 Clinical Trials that do not finish until early 2023: Currently given emergency approval (EUA), Conditional Marketing Authorisation (CMA) etc all these terms mean they are only being used because…
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Letters to the Editor: Voter Integrity
It’s time to discuss voter integrity. If we don’t, it won’t be long until no one will accept election results. If that happens, then we are beyond help. Voting is a privilege in the US, reserved for its legitimate legal citizens. Voters are very concerned about voter ID in our democracy, especially in a vote by mail process such as Oregon’s. Considering that we have to show ID to buy…
Letters to the Editor: The Content of Their Character
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. said in his “I Have A Dream” speech, “I look to a day when people will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. “ This is the American approach to race issues as it has been now for decades. Our country is a melting pot, not determined by one’s race. We celebrate and honor all…
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Letters to the Editor: Labor Day fires
The devastating Labor Day fires of last fall ravaged the McKenzie River area, destroying homes that had been there for years. Mother Nature’s wrath took its toll, wiping out Blue River and leaving just chimneys where there were homes and Oregon families. Now, those displaced homeowners are trying to rebuild and they are finding it difficult to work with Lane County agencies that are more interested in bureaucracy than helping…
Oregon Senate Press Releases
Sen. Linthicum Blasts OHA’s Digital Vaccine Record Program
“Kate Brown and her administration rely on edicts, unconstitutional mandates, and brute force. They have tossed aside normal democratic processes in favor of gross government overreach through the tyrannical rule of one person. The OHA has no businesses creating a system that enables private businesses to discriminate based on a person’s private medical decisions. No…
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Oregon Democrat Politicians Enable Violence By Attacking Justice System
“There is a narrative that has been promoted that our institutions are irredeemably unjust if the verdict does not agree with the far-left progressive narrative. When Democrat politicians denounce decisions made by juries of peers, it emboldens those who wish to do violence and greenlights their activity. It is shameful.”
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Pandemic Proves Lucrative For State While Oregonians Struggle With Inflation, Republicans Offer Relief
“The state continues to get bigger budgets, but working families are struggling to make ends meet because of inflation,” said Senator Lynn Findley (R-Vale), member of the Senate Finance and Revenue Committee. “Oregon Democrats have refused every opportunity to give working families a break. I will be reintroducing legislation to cut taxes for everyday necessities…
Senate Republicans Vote Against Governor’s Parole Board Nominees
“I do not believe rapists and murders should be let out of prison, especially by a handful of unelected bureaucrats like the Parole Board. The idea that people under 18 cannot comprehend that rape and murder are wrong, is extreme. It is also insulting to victims and their families. The Governor’s directive to consider these…
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Governor Called to Rescind EQC Pick Over Ethical Concerns
“This nomination from the Governor is a power-grab that raises serious ethical questions,” said Senate Republican Leader Tim Knopp (R-Bend). “Getting paid to advocate for government policies that she would directly oversee if confirmed is the clearest conflict of interest I can imagine. The Governor should immediately rescind this nomination. If the Governor fails, the…
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Senate Republican Caucus Signs Education Freedom Pledge
“Senate Republicans are unified in our support of parents and students in education,” said Senate Republican Leader Tim Knopp (R-Bend). “Education is about them and their needs – not the government. All students, regardless of ZIP code, should have access to a learning environment that works for them. Parents should have a say in how…
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Oregon House Press Releases
Representative Drazan steps down from House Republican leadership, Representative Breese-Iverson selected as new Caucus Leader
“It’s an honor to be chosen by my friends and colleagues for this role,” said Leader Breese-Iverson. “I’m proud of the work that this Caucus has achieved together in recent years, standing up to the one-party dominance that controls this state. The size of state government has ballooned after a decade of Democrats’ liberal agenda-driven…
Congressional redistricting map upheld that protects incumbents
“This gerrymandered congressional redistricting map is an incumbent protection plan that Democrats desperately fought to keep. Rather than serve the interests of Oregonians, they have served themselves. This is why we need an independent redistricting commission to take this job away from politicians.”
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Legislative redistricting map court decision upholds predetermined election results
“This court decision approves a legislative redistricting map that predetermines election results for the next decade. Democrats have significantly reduced competition by picking which party will represent most House or Senate districts. That’s not a real choice for Oregonians. That’s gerrymandering.”
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Revenue forecast beats odds thanks to resilient Oregonians while highlighting failures of big budget government agencies
“It’s clear from this strong revenue forecast that Oregonians are incredibly resilient and should be commended,” said Leader Drazan. “Many people have navigated difficult circumstances to find jobs, helping our economy rebound. Employment levels returning to pre-pandemic years is exactly what families and businesses needed. Unfortunately, inflation is a warning sign that a downturn is…
House Republican Leader opposes policies that raise cost of living amid historic inflation
“Rising inflation will hurt Oregonians,” said Leader Drazan. “Our state budget is a runaway train, doubling in 10 years while raising the cost of living. With the shocking rise in inflation, I will oppose any bills that increase costs for Oregon families. Fiscal policies that dig into their pocketbooks to fill state coffers are going…
Victims and their families traumatized by Governor’s commutation plan
“The Governor continues to abuse executive power and is now minimizing the voices of victims,” said Leader Drazan. “Voters passed Measure 11 to give victims of violent crimes the security of justice and safety with truth in sentencing. The Governor is circumventing voters and the Legislature to clear the path for these violent offenders to…
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