Comments on: Judge declares Oregon governor’s Wuhan flu edicts “null and void”; Overridden by state supreme court

By: Max

Max — Thu, 21 May 2020 02:11:34 +0000

This is an old article, but the change of affiliation has spread to Oregon and hundreds could not vote in their own party.
There’s a lot of controversy around the upcoming elections, mail in ballots will be the only way to vote if the emergency continues. People who received ballots for local elections have commented how signature, personal information and party affiliation is on the outside of the envelope. This makes it easier for those handling the ballots to separate the ones they want to count from those that are being thrown away.

By: Max

Max — Thu, 21 May 2020 02:01:10 +0000

David said;

“Oregon is more mixed than it seems.If you took out Portland, Salem, and Eugene, the state would be hard-core red. Eastern Oregon in particular is not only red, but on the far end of the “extreme” right.” “I usually see a decent number of conservative/Republican signs out come election season. Of course, the districts are drawn up such that there is rarely any doubt about the outcome of elections, and nobody is making a serious attempt to unseat the very leftist representative in my district, but it’s not nearly as monolithic as it seems.”

But that is all about to change. Have you checked your voter registration lately?

https://heavy.com/news/2016/04/election-fraud-voter-registration-changed-suppression-party-affiliation-sanders-clinton-ca-ny-az-md-pa-what-to-do/

People who said they were previously registered Democrat or Republican suddenly found their registrations inactive or their party affiliations dropped, and now they can’t vote in their primary. These problems were a big issue in Arizona, and now they’re being seen in New York, California, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and more.

By: TL

TL — Tue, 19 May 2020 21:35:39 +0000

Much as I’d like to go on an anti-Kate Brown rant here, the Oregon State Supreme Court is probably legally right on this ruling. Once you read past the spin, all they have done is say things have to stay as they are until the state gets a chance to appeal the preliminary injunction. It’s fairly normal for a lower court ruling to be put on hold for appeal if implementing the lower court’s ruling would result in potential harm which cannot be undone.

Biggest problem with the whole process is how long it takes for a case to wind through the system.

By: Jeff Strong

Jeff Strong — Tue, 19 May 2020 18:04:05 +0000

So Now you take it to the Federal level.

By: jburn

jburn — Tue, 19 May 2020 16:34:41 +0000

Governor Kate “Bolshevik” Brown wants to share her perspective on this ….

If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face – forever. (George Orwell)

By: Cotour

Cotour — Tue, 19 May 2020 14:53:55 +0000

What is it that courses through a “Progressives” mind? Drunk with power? Just incompetent? Fearful to be seen for what they are, incompetent, weak and drunk with power?

B. DeBlasio: “Beaches will be closed in NYC, and anyone who attempts to swim will be removed from the water”

And I would think that any virus that found itself in the salt water environment, in a breeze with high humidity, in the sun light and in contact with the salt water would not have a chance. So what in hell drives someone to be this oppressive and over compensating? I am certain it is not science.

This really is a mental disability.

And I want to point out that in NYC the Spanish / Black / minority populations are pretty wound up with this virus seclusion and they love, love, love the beaches ( And they drink their Hennessey, Titos, Cerveza etc, stereo types are based in truth) and I can see real problems for the mayor emerging if in deed he were to insist that the police do what he asserts that he will insist on. Especially if the weather is prime.

Bill DeBlasio, the worst and most “Progressive” mayor in America: https://youtu.be/PKk2p0R5vEc

By: Trent Castanaveras

Trent Castanaveras — Tue, 19 May 2020 12:57:46 +0000

Robert Zimmerman: That’s fair. News from this week supports at least of modicum of sanity being restored, thanks to that healthy partisan mix.

“Evers gives up on virus restrictions amid GOP opposition”

https://www.channel3000.com/evers-withdraws-virus-plan-outline-amid-gop-opposition/

By: wayne

wayne — Tue, 19 May 2020 12:53:10 +0000

Col Beausabre-
The ‘crazies’, have always been correct, as far as the 2nd Amendment! (I’m already a deplorable, sign me up for ‘crazy.’)
–Anyone who wants to throw me into a death-camp, is going to have to work long & hard at doing so, ‘cuz I’m not the cooperative type.
(The only open question I have ever had regarding this, irrespective of the current made-up crisi, is whether our Military would actually fire upon American Citizen’s.)

“If you’re listening to this, you are the resistance.”
https://youtu.be/m7bSYG0qL3Y
0:55

When the citizens fear the government, it’s called tyranny. When the government fears the citizen’s, it’s called liberty.

By: Col Beausabre

Col Beausabre — Tue, 19 May 2020 11:48:23 +0000

The State of Oregon is now officially a dictatorship. Under the Roman Constitution, in times of national crisis, the Senate could appoint a dictator who would rule by decree for a set period, IIRC six months. Nothing he did or ordered was capable of being questioned or subsequently actionable at law, to include executions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_dictator
Oregon has gone one better. Its limit of 28 days, duly enacted by the legislature, has been declared unconstitutional. There is nothing to prevent a governor from declaring an emergency and ruling by decree (we call them “executive orders”) for as long as they please. If you try to vote him or her out of office, they can declare a suspension or cancellation of the elections. If you try and hold them anyway, he can declare them illegal. If you try to bring a legal suit or impeachment, it can likewise be declared illegal. WOW. We are no longer a country of rule by law. I’ve always thought the idea of the Second Amendment being the final bulwark against tyrants being theoretical with no practical meaning, but maybe the crazies are right.

By: David

David — Tue, 19 May 2020 01:37:15 +0000

Oregon is more mixed than it seems. If you took out Portland, Salem, and Eugene, the state would be hard-core red. Eastern Oregon in particular is not only red, but on the far end of the “extreme” right. Even in Portland, I live 13 miles from the center of downtown, and my neighborhood is surprisingly well mixed. I usually see a decent number of conservative/Republican signs out come election season. Of course, the districts are drawn up such that there is rarely any doubt about the outcome of elections, and nobody is making a serious attempt to unseat the very leftist representative in my district, but it’s not nearly as monolithic as it seems.

it will be very interesting to see what happens with this order. I don’t see any way the State Supreme Court revives her order, while she could probably get away with just starting over with a new emergency declaration, I think she’d lose the public support if she did that. The legislature would certainly pass whatever she wants if she could get it in session, but she’d have to send out the police to drag members to Eugene to get a quorum.

If she’s half as smart as her supporters think she is, she’ll throw in the towel. The mountain trails, lakes and beaches have been packed the last few pleasant weekends, only about 1/4 of the people I see out and about are wearing masks, and crowds at the markets are nearly normal.

All she can really control are the medium sized businesses, shopping malls, and the small places that rely on government permits, such as bars, weed shacks, etc. The big players, Nike, Intel, etc, are pretty much shut down, and don’t plan to open up soon regardless of anything the government says. One of my co-workers said this morning that his wife, an Intel employee, was told last week that she’ll be working remote through the end of the year.

By: wayne

wayne — Tue, 19 May 2020 01:01:48 +0000

“Moviegoers pack Michigan drive-in theater, defying Whitmer’s stay-home order”

https://www.mlive.com/coronavirus/2020/05/moviegoers-wait-in-long-lines-to-get-into-michigan-drive-in-that-opened-despite-stay-at-home-order.html

By: Phill O

Phill O — Tue, 19 May 2020 00:18:07 +0000

Mu bet is on Hondo’s prediction!

By: Robert Zimmerman

Robert Zimmerman — Mon, 18 May 2020 23:46:15 +0000

In reply to Trent Castanaveras. Trent Castanaveras: Each state is independent. What makes Oregon's ruling more significant is the domination there of the left. Wisconsin has a much more mixed political structure. For a judge to rule in this manner in the Oregon leftist political culture means that even leftist judges see the inappropriateness and illegality of these edicts.

By: Trent Castanaveras

Trent Castanaveras — Mon, 18 May 2020 23:38:19 +0000

Way ahead of them:

“Justices ruled 4-3 Wednesday that the Evers’ administration exceeded its authority when state Department of Health Services Secretary Andrea Palm issued the “Safer at Home” extension that was scheduled to run until Tuesday, May 26.”

https://www.wpr.org/wisconsin-supreme-court-strikes-down-safer-home-order-0

By: hondo

hondo — Mon, 18 May 2020 21:20:58 +0000

All be advised – all the actions taken (unnecessary and many useless) will be declared “successful”!!! in controlling the spread and death count. It will be stated that without them, it would have been much much worst!
Those who implemented them will bask in their glory as having “saved us!”.
I kid you not – I see this coming.