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Righteous Indignation
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Statewide “freeze”
Unhappy Friday, For your second Oregon Roundup of the week, we’re temporarily returning to Friday. It’s Friday the 13th, the weather in Oregon is miserable even by usual November standards, and Governor Kate Brown just announced a two-week statewide “freeze” in an attempt to blunt a surge of Covid-19 cases and related hospitalizations. Apparently there…
The Facts and the Feels
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The goal is finality
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When the Levee Breaks
Greetings, Here’s some stuff you might like. When the Levee Breaks It sure feels like the momentum for reopening schools to in-person instruction has increased in recent weeks. The New York Times ran a story about very few kids in its open public schools have contracted Covid, even suggesting that the results “could serve as an…
Covid is an evasive target
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Some school districts don’t want to open
Some school districts don’t want to open even though the state would let them.
The courthouse
The courthouse I don’t remember if I knew who then-U.S. Senator Mark Hatfield was before I started college at Willamette University in the Fall of 1993. I was, relatively speaking, politically aware at the age of 18, but that’s not a particularly high bar. To the degree I was unaware of Hatfield before going to Willamette,…
Reality bites
Reality bites Increasingly, Americans hold a view of reality that comports with their political leanings. Polls consistently show that members of the president’s party think the economy and country are doing better than members of the other party. When a president of the other party is elected, the sides flip, even though the economy has…