Opinion: Oregon faces dead end if Republicans lead transportation conversation
With paltry gains likely headed for the ballot, it’s time for Democrats to stand up and fight back.
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With paltry gains likely headed for the ballot, it’s time for Democrats to stand up and fight back.
It’s not the transportation bill any Oregon Democrats wanted, but it’s the only one they could pass.
“Democrats were put in a position to have to vote for a version of the bill that none of us wanted to see.”
Quorum: the final frontier.
Plenty of good news for Dems and Governor Kotek.
Will it be third time’s a charm? Or a third strike?
Lawmakers are due back in Salem August 29th.
One Republican ponders a modest gas tax increase to save jobs in his district.
Some Republican lawmakers don’t believe the layoffs are real.
Will Kotek heed these calls?
The former Milwaukie mayor opens up about what went wrong.
Some ODOT employees will get calls from human resources beginning this week.