OREGONIANS

I DIDN’T GET TO VOTE FOR
RANK CHOICE VOTING
NARCAN FOR ADDICTS
TENTS FOR VAGRANTS
SYRINGES FOR ADDICTS
DRUGS FOR ADDICTS
MILLIONS SPENT ON HOMELESS
GROWTH AND EXPANSION OF GOVERNMENT
ILLEGALS AND SANCTUARY STATUS
DEFUND THE POLICE
ONE SOURCE HEALTHCARE MONOPOLY WITH ADDITIONAL 10% TAX
CASHLESS BAIL
DSA IN GOVERNMENT
LEFT WING BIAS JUSTICE
SOFT ON CRIMINALS

DID YOU ?

— 🇺🇸⭐️OUR-VOICES⭐️🇺🇸 (@iswho) October 11, 2026

With the whole country talking about firing squads, now might be a good time to revisit what President Trump told us about the late Joe Biden on September 19, 2020… “Now he’s SHOT…he’s got LIKE HALF OF HIS HEAD LEFT and, and he’s out. Think of it. He’s totally SHOT and he ends up getting the nomination.”

— NewsTreason Channel 17 (@NewsTreason) October 11, 2026

Oh no. Busted again

Your people crack me up:

Someone checked the actual public filings and the results.

The claim that “famous climate deniers and union busters the Koch Brothers” are trying to buy the race for Christine Drazan does not match the donor data. Drazan’s major reported support in the 2026 cycle has come primarily from Oregon-based individuals and businesses (construction, timber, auto dealers, plywood, and related PACs such as Associated General Contractors), with a large share of in-state money and a recent $1 million from the Republican Governors Association. No large, itemized Koch Industries or Koch-family contributions appear as top donors in the available ORESTAR-based reporting for this cycle. In 2022 the top sources were the RGA and Oregon/business interests (plus Phil Knight), not the Kochs.

By contrast, Tina Kotek’s fundraising is dominated by national Democratic groups (Democratic Governors Association and related funds in the millions) and organized labor PACs. These include SEIU 503’s Citizen Action for Political Education ($1 million), the Oregon Nurses PAC ($820,000), carpenters-linked committees (hundreds of thousands, with related PACs receiving very large infusions), AFSCME, teachers’ unions, and electricians’ locals. Unions and their committees account for a large share of her cash, consistent with prior cycles.

Climate and energy agenda
Oregon’s aggressive clean-electricity mandates (including the 2021 law aiming for major emissions reductions and a 2040 clean-electricity goal) have not produced a reliable, affordable supply that matches demand growth. Transmission constraints controlled largely by the Bonneville Power Administration have blocked nearly all of the hundreds of large renewable projects that applied to connect since 2015 (only a handful approved). Utilities such as PGE and PacifiCorp remain well behind the timelines needed to hit intermediate targets. Residential electricity rates for major utilities have risen more than 50% over recent multi-year periods—far above inflation—while reliability concerns persist during peak demand and extreme weather. Kotek has issued executive orders to accelerate permitting and align agencies with the Energy Strategy, yet the structural bottlenecks, higher costs, and risk of shortages or continued reliance on imports remain. Oregon’s contribution to global emissions is tiny; the practical result for residents has been higher bills and constrained new generation rather than a sustainable, resilient supply.

Unions and schools
Oregon’s teacher unions rank among the nation’s strongest in political influence and resources. The 2019 Student Success Act delivered a large ongoing funding increase (corporate activities tax generating roughly $1.5 billion annually for education). Per-pupil spending is above the national average and teacher compensation is competitive. Despite this, academic outcomes lag: fourth-grade reading ranks near or at the bottom nationally in adjusted analyses, state proficiency rates remain low (roughly 40% range for English language arts and low 30s for math in recent assessments), and graduation gains have not been matched by proficiency. Unions have successfully shaped funding formulas, opposed certain accountability and curriculum reforms used successfully elsewhere, and secured provisions such as unemployment benefits for striking public employees. Local control and collective bargaining leave outcomes highly variable while overall results stay weak relative to spending.

The donor attack on Drazan does not hold up against the public records. Kotek’s coalition is the one heavily powered by public-sector and building-trades unions plus national Democratic committees. Those same unions exercise substantial influence over education policy and funding in a state where results have not improved in proportion to the money. On energy, the state’s climate-driven mandates have produced higher rates and persistent delivery constraints rather than a demonstrably sustainable, reliable system capable of meeting growing demand without cost and reliability trade-offs.

— MessageFromTheMindField (@MsgFrmThMndFld) October 11, 2026

Oregon’s Forest Grove Police Department (@ForestGrovePD) has sided with anti-ICE activists and will no longer allow ICE agents to use their restrooms, according to a statement.

An ICE officer who was being erratically trailed by anti-ICE activists, including Antifa-affiliated Kiley Delgado, asked to use the police department’s restroom — and was allowed in.

Delgado followed him into the station and made a scene. Forest Grove PD caved to a pressure campaign and said ICE is now prohibited from using their restrooms.

— Katie Daviscourt 📸 (@KatieDaviscourt) October 11, 2026

Liz Cheney spent years parading around Washington like some sanctimonious fucking oracle of truth, lecturing America about democracy, integrity, and accountability while her January 6 Committee turned Cassidy Hutchinson into its star witness.

Now a congressional report accuses Hutchinson of PERJURY and secret communications with Cheney concerning her testimony.

How’s that fucking moral high ground looking now, Liz?

Hutchinson was Cheney’s political jackpot. She delivered that spectacular bullshit story about Trump lunging for the steering wheel of his presidential vehicle. Except Hutchinson WASN’T EVEN THERE. The actual driver contradicted her. Tony Ornato disputed the account attributed to him.

And Cheney’s committee put this secondhand circus act before the cameras without first interviewing key Secret Service witnesses who actually knew what happened.

Then congressional investigators uncovered something even more damning: testimony from FOUR White House employees that directly contradicted Hutchinson and claims in the committee’s final report.

That testimony was redacted and suppressed.

What a convenient fucking arrangement.

Meanwhile, Hutchinson’s private messages reportedly showed her praising Trump, calling the committee phony, and admitting she knew little about wrongdoing.

Somewhere between those private conversations, closed-door interviews, and her nationally televised performance, Cheney’s prized witness underwent one hell of a transformation.

Who helped shape that transformation? What did committee leadership know? And why were contradictory witnesses treated like radioactive fucking waste?

Now the DOJ is reportedly seeking a federal indictment over Hutchinson’s sworn testimony.

The woman Cheney helped elevate into a national heroine could find herself answering criminal charges over the very story that made her famous.

And Cheney, who spent years demanding that Trump account for every conversation, every decision, and every goddamn minute of January 6, suddenly has some questions of her own to answer.

Who reviewed the contradictory evidence? Who approved the redactions? What communications took place concerning Hutchinson’s testimony? When did Cheney learn that firsthand witnesses disputed the committee’s blockbuster allegations?

Enough of the self-righteous fucking sermons.

Liz Cheney demanded that the entire country submit to her committee’s version of the truth.

Now she can explain exactly how that version was assembled, what evidence was kept from public view, and who the hell made those decisions.

Every communication. Every contradiction. Every decision to withhold testimony.

The woman who demanded answers from everyone else can finally start fucking giving some. (article below)

— Flopping Aces (@FloppingAces) October 10, 2026