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Breaking news! 2020 does NOT have the democratic support to pass.
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The bottom line is, these gop senators represent a minority of oregonians, and minorities do not get their way in representative governments. Regardless of ideals or firepower, being on a losing side does not mean you get to obfuscate the legal processes, and should not be applauded for doing so. Either get more representation, get out, or accept majority rules
Article IX, Section 1a Oregon Constitution; No poll or head tax shall be levied or collected in Oregon. The Legislative Assembly shall not declare an emergency in any act regulating taxation or exemption
ballot boxes are only one way of passing laws. I would like to see it on a ballot, but that is not my choice to make.
Part of being in the minority is losing the ability to control that.
Rs do not have enough power in Salem to make laws, but they do have enough power to STOP bad laws from being passed by walking out and denying a quorum. I'm all for it. The Ds have done it before, now it is our turn, and they don't like it when we do it! Tough!
What can WE THE PEOPLE do to help out the Rs who are hiding out?
They are protecting us from the extreme leftist radicals. Write and thank them - ask what we can do.
So you're fine with them violating the State Constitution to pass whatever taxation bills they want without putting it on voter/ballot initiatives??using semantics to your advantage is not really obfuscating anything, especially when you know a judge will agree with you. Its a shrewd tactical political maneuver, htat anyone and everyone would use in a heartbeat to get their way.
One could also argue that if you don't like the will of the majority, tough. But I guess majorities, minorities, votes, and laws just don't really matter if you don't like them. I think thats a terrible way to run a state, and a terrible set of personal standards, but then again, I'm not in politics, and nor am I a preacher.
So you're fine with them violating the State Constitution to pass whatever taxation bills they want without putting it on voter/ballot initiatives??
The Rs are playing by the same rules as the Ds have done in the past. Sounds like you are upset that they outsmarted the Ds.
So you're fine with them violating the State Constitution to pass whatever taxation bills they want without putting it on voter/ballot initiatives??
What else is it called when the State generate revenue under threat of violence or legal actions, if not taxation? It sure as heck aint "involuntary/mandatory donations"If it's not legally ruled as a tax, than it doesn't violate the constitution.
How I feel about it is irrelevant.
What else is it called when the State generate revenue under threat of violence or legal actions, if not taxation? It sure as heck aint "involuntary/mandatory donations"![]()
Looks like it's doing well please share it with any likeminded folk .So I see a petition online to remove brown with 82 k + signatures . So what exactly is the flowchart for something like this to actually take place?
What else is it called when the State generate revenue under threat of violence or legal actions, if not taxation? It sure as heck aint "involuntary/mandatory donations"![]()