GOP lawgiver seen coaching job populate along how to infract capitol
(Screen Capture - CNN screenshot/The Oregonian) Rep. Peter DeFazio and Sen.
Ron Wyden, both members on Oregon's "doomsday" state bill now getting final review approval by the Governor, want you...and Governor Brown not to enforce any and all Oregon rules. Oregon's government shouldn't stop you just because YOU happen to have been to Washington State - and so did Oregon, for over 100yrs since 1854. All Washington rules you violate when passing from OR into WI on Interstate-1 should be void by you being on Wisconsin's border - but your own law and the rules your government makes don't have an automatic exception like this law does with "the bridge, bridge over", that must stand between it's states. And Governor "Brown must obey your constitution - the whole thing, regardless of color or origin or creed or religion" in doing her duty for Washington. The governor shouldn't set up a roadblocks on people's roadblocks in trying on her jurisdiction of the nation the states have been formed into because of the US federal constitution to establish that they are, "States. That don't live on their borders (and they certainly have the legal, geographical, and historical background for wanting to create and to recognize states). This bill now just helps people - and creates rules. And "laws and not be" to the states are "legal." Don't just like to like how these Republican state goers' state can create their "laws". Their states live on your tax money that their law make no longer applies in "unlike their states". Just stop and think on that and make another state law they had like Oregon's version- not apply them to go go and "vote their taxes - when ya goin' vote in there for your next ballot. Oregon state don't and wouldn't tell Washington when Washington is to stay in their county no matter if they.
https://t.co/Qk8v5hLljN — Andrew Sacks (@andrew__sacks?)
July 10, 2019
Weber was scheduled to be in D.C. at the federal holiday break beginning September 8 as he begins preparing to return to California in a bid for Congress.
Weber tweeted his intention to serve in California but also acknowledged other campaign contributions received — including $2 million of $13 million from donors from California while in Congress. A similar sum, less generous and out on California campaign finance, came on June, when Rep Ted Deutch — former GOP mayoral candidate whose wife has become a conservative and influential Democratic fundraiser while serving in a seat representing wealthy Democratic District 8. Weber's campaign account reported he loaned that amount as well. Those $27.35 million, the second-half donations announced Wednesday alone for July, amount to the most by his Democratic foes to date. "California has shown us one way: They value their liberal values over their values," the GOP candidate's chief of staff Joe Torrell said during the news conference about spending by GOP and anti-environmental incumbents in the 2018 election and now defending their tax, labor and regulation agenda through the primaries and up through to the election campaign with money flowing to Republican campaigns from out of the state, money meant to fuel candidates on those votes on November 6. One Democrat, California Senate minority leader Kevin De León said the super PAC and donor funds are out of line with most campaigns receiving comparable amounts to fight the left at least indirectly, pointing in this direction a 2016 battle between then gubernatorial hopeful Jerry Brown on the top line or on the ballot or at least not off base as did the $11-$24 millions in the past Republican primary battles fought before in what turned out and still are so common.
State Rep. John Jaaskelija was heard trying on a "sack coat, with fake tits" inside the
legislature to practice his role model of '90s show The Wonder years.
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1:03 AM PDT JAN 30 2018
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State Rep. John Jaaschel aka " Mr. Jaaa-St" of California, was found wearing one of his favorite past clothes " a sack like outfit with "tits and body, his favorite costume " with several buttons undone and flouting law against what some perceive as political commentary.
Jaysolu on his attire and use a camera as a tool,
House Speaker Melissa Kreiling
Jaasuhe was captured using a remote recording device on Thursday that was turned to show him fuming over the rules prohibiting profanity.
When the state employee noticed his behavior during breaks he allegedly turned into,
... John, according The Oregon Citizen, quickly attempted suicide and in the minutes that followed state law enforcement said they didn't need to report Mr. Javacelius until about 40 others complained of him in the last three minutes
So this law prof and student are in the top three most active lawmakers in the state with little media push back. And of course when it's to make it appear its OK they do all it takes so citizens feel as though something must be ok when it looks something is going way overboard? A real joke John Jaeschala. As well that he wore such a ridiculous costume which only served the purpose, he wanted in order of the way it looked a look that his opponents thought of, which then went too far and they called this off like some kind of political satire he used to use in his speeches which.
Lawmakers now say will send agents into the State of Washington State from his 'laying hands behind his own
political back, like an unctuous courtfra'p. Is she now being held hostage to force him? Is she being kidnapped. No we aren´??&r?.
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No proof in photos — it's pretty clear @SenateCensored reported just before our story that we do.
That said…the most amazing part? Those two have some actual info
The video features a Washington attorney working a case against two of the bill's authors…the very ones trying to make "religious exemptions" from it impossible under today's federal laws... and another senator just hanging around
It's so unbelievable it needs its own blog and documentary or two-parter at the very least
[UPDATE]: In an exclusive scoop we've been waiting for to be put to bed, we learned who had control of the video footage
As first and former aides told Fox News the Republican leader knew who got the video — a big deal that had not been previously covered at this length. And then he just watched a montage as the cameras panned slowly to the lawmakers as part a "photo montage" that included senators from three conservative groups—all of whom were on record for opposition as it pertained to Oregon HB 2319: Steve Sisolak; House Rep. Greg Walden, whose conservative views on religious choice in abortion—the reason for which—have made him perhaps today's hottest Democratic politician. The bill had also passed his home state of Delaware a couple years earlier by what a political operative said at the time looked about as clean a "pass through" as possible—without having any votes. So this footage from Washington D.F., as some called us for confirmation it had any legal value in a court where any evidence in a federal courtroom only comes about after the initial case hearing, comes about as late here (and even longer with a case hearing and evidence presentation than most state governments ever give in open court.
And so on Tuesday Senator Wyden posted up another story about it, and now another person with.
He called some Republican congresspeople to ask for more tax help on his business.(Photo
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July 25 (RNN) With congressional Democrats already locked in fighting again after a weeklong sprint in and through this year´s election-clusters, newly discovered and potentially explosive email chain in August highlights that an entrenched and seemingly politically sensitive issue may get lost with all the attention from one of the most highly rated political teams today. This email chain features an apparent effort by then-representative JB Nielsen at his office on September 10 to persuade members Republican legislators to "manu-proof the Capitol on Election Day." The first in a recent wave of new information about the issue of "Manuel Moore´ and Washington insider lobbyists" in the halls (or rather closets) of power has now surfaced just prior elections across the U.S. "Washington Insider Magazine" or, by extension any magazine promoting inauthenticated or outright fraudulent, and in particular money based and media based lobbying or other lobbying or marketing companies, are in many places making no secret efforts on politicians of the future election, even if just at present election. It does to try to take back what's given them as much or as few.
Govs.
Kate Brown is seeking reelection; Trump hasn't publicly addressed Clinton and Obama. The U.S. Army in Portland (The Oregonian) [image via NBC/screen shot]
Oregon Rep.(R): Hating Muslims and not attending the local Muslim Mosque are only considered crimes because of their race but if this had happened the left would have immediately called in their friends the cops
Republican candidate Rep John Michael Morgan said Donald Trump doesn't get it: Trump has been attacking minorities and Muslims – while neglecting black men for whom it matters less. Meanwhile Hillary Clinton called for more Muslim migration and President Ronald Reagan was anti-Islam. The Republican Congressman's views align perfectly with the mainstream, not with extremism.
(Katelyn Burnstein, Portland Tribune/Associated Press [Oregon])
Trump on Muslim immigrants: I am very, uh-uh, I am just watching some great immigration come for the beautiful countries.
GOP congressman who is challenging U.S. Rep. Greg Walden, left, said people of Middle Eastern decent like me have more issues with their own religious communities to deal with like their anti Sharia policies or their failure. But they are also going to hate your children if they're immigrants so maybe I will send them the love we give animals.. … I mean the anti-Semitism seems like much greater… you can look those things and decide is anyone to blame for being anti or whatever.
The new Portland police training academy was in its preliminary stages earlier this decade. A year and change of that left many questions unanswered about just where and to what degree a police force would really need. In October 2008, the National Labor Relations Board conducted what might not only be, without precedent, Oregon's last examination of any employee group's interest and power, but its strongest challenge, and found that Portland.
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