Yes, he's a very talented lawyer and can certainly get another job now, earning twice as much money as he currently does filing lawsuits that you'd no doubt consider frivolous. Instead he chooses to work in public service keeping criminals off the streets (without, I might add, the overly generous PERS and other benefits previous generations of government workers had). If he were laid off, he'd do fine. But there'd be dozens and dozens more identity thieves, chop shop operators, and other scum with nobody around to prosecute them.
I guess he really needed your help to keep his job. He needed 750 million from Oregon taxpayers to fight crime in a time when Oregonians are hardest hit with unemployment. I guess you see it that important to hurt some of your neighbors so the government can live the good life on the hard work of others.
jj