Actions speak louder than words! Quick talking, political promises have gotten us nowhere, as evidenced by the voter pamphlet statements of 2004, by some of those who are currently on our county commission. The issues they promised to solve are just as urgent and relevant today as they were 16 years ago! We finally have […]
We are in full swing of election season and Oregon’s May 19th Primary Election is now less than a month away. The purpose of the primary election is to elect nonpartisan candidates to office and for the Republicans and Democrats to choose their nominees to run in the General Election on November 3rd. Minor political […]
Allan Parker, The Justice Foundation President, announces TJF is offering free legal information to any pregnant woman in America who feels that she cannot care for the “infant life” (U.S. Supreme Court-Gonzales v. Carhart, 2007) in her womb at this time and needs an abortion. TJF can assist her with understanding her state’s Safe Haven […]
At its quarterly meeting on April 20, 2020, the Central Committee of the Multnomah County Republican Party adopted the attached resolution calling upon Governor Kate Brown to get Oregon back to work immediately by phasing out COVID-19 restrictions consistent with the science-based guidelines put forth by President Trump at https://www.whitehouse.gov/openingamerica/. Oregonians who want to join […]
“We want to add more money there…it is very urgent though that we support our — our police and fire, our health care workers, our nurses, our teachers…that’s what the state and local government is about, is meeting the needs of the coronavirus. And everything that we’re doing is about the coronavirus, understand that.” – […]
Private ‘philanthropic’ foundations join government agencies in funding anti-technology NGOs The UN Food and Agriculture Organization, anti-development banks, the Agency for International Development (USAID), NGO (non-government organization) pressure groups and other eco-imperialists are properly condemned for using their money, power, and control over trade and lending to keep millions of African, Asian and Latin American […]
President Trump wisely has taken his first steps to reopen America, and has just as wisely reminded the nation’s governors that the ball is in their court. This is not just wise, it’s brilliant: if people are torqued at government restrictions, they will not have the president to blame. Their beef will be with their […]
Ever tried using a screwdriver to twist a long screw into or out of wood? It’s almost impossible. But with a power tool, it seems effortless. When Karen and I reroofed our house, we pounded every nail with a hammer. Besides hitting our thumbs a number of times, it took us a month. Our neighbors, […]
Nearly a month ago I proposed the then novel theory that the officially reported coronavirus death rate was exaggerating the actual lethality of the Wuhan Flu by some order of magnitude due to an artifact in the data. Specifically, I theorized that limitations in testing for this disease, including deficiencies in the available testing methods […]
Oregon is nearing the end of the first month of Governor Kate Brown’s state-at-home order. The order is just one of many ways in which the COVID-19 pandemic is changing the way consumers shop and the way businesses sell. These shifts in behavior, designed to “flatten the curve” of infection through social distancing, are happening […]