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It鈥檚 budget season in Washington, D.C. and that usually means some amount of drama. While the season is still relatively young, already the House Appropriations Committee may soon consider a draft bill that would call for the elimination of all federal funding for public broadcasting.
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The question arises: Since when did so much of our politics have to do with religion? And the answer is, since the beginning 鈥� and even before. -
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Politics and political activism have definitely moved to a less-important place as the coronavirus pandemic rolls on. Not gone and not forgotten, but鈥� -
The price tag on the recent stimulus package from Congress is staggering at $2.2 Trillion. And the details are many, including one near and dear to Oregon鈥� -
"Political hobbyism?" Is that what you're doing, if you vote regularly, attend the occasional rally, and consume political news? Could be, says political鈥� -
Hillary Clinton called supporters of Donald Trump "a basket of deplorables," and they never let her forget it. There might be better ways to address鈥� -
Les AuCoin spent 18 years representing Northwest Oregon in the U.S. House, at a time when issues like the spotted owl and forest management were looming鈥� -
Quick, name the powerful figures behind the rise of right-wing politics in America. The Koch Brothers? Yes, and... James McGill Buchanan. Who? Buchanan鈥� -
Theresa Howell is a children's book author, with several titles already in print. Her mother-in-law, Janet Howell, is a state senator in Virginia, and鈥� -
These may be trying times for some people, with our political divisions and all. But it's a boom time for people suggesting ways for us to narrow the鈥� -
Republican Greg Walden has repesented Oregon's 2nd Congressional Distrct in the US House of Representatives since 1999. His seat has been considered one鈥� -
We get focused on economic issues like the cost of health care and the impact of inequality, but Michael Lerner says we should focus on bigger concerns.鈥�
