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Derrick's Progressive News 01-16-10: Mushrooms Can Save the World

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Mushrooms Can Save the World!

 

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Paul Stamets on 6 Ways Mushrooms Can Save the World (VIDEO)

Wendell Potter: Still Time to Fight for Health Care Reform (VIDEO)

Derrick's Progressive News 01-13-10: A Bright Idea

Derrick's Progressive News 01-12-10: Should Reid Retire?

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Should Reid Retire?

YES, But not for Obama Comment.

 

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Should Reid Retire?

Labor Leader: Democrats Inviting Historic Electoral Losses

Derrick's Progressive News 01-10-10: A Republican in Ted Kennedy's Seat?

Derrick's Progressive News 01-08-10: Physician Shortage

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Dr. Atul Gawande

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Dr. Atul Gawande on Real Healthcare Reform

New Survey to Focus Oregon Policy on Physician Shortage

Medicare Problems

Derrick's Progressive News 12-11-09: The basic challenge for Oregon

 

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“The basic challenge for Oregon…”

Sen. Jeff Merkley

 

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Medicare Buy-In Filibuster-Proof? Sen. Merkley Deeply Concerned

Ed Schultz at Kansas City Free Health Clinic (VIDEO)

Derrick's Progressive News 12-10-09: Insurance Industry Profit Protection and Enhancement Act

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“The Insurance Industry Profit Protection and Enhancement Act”

Wendell Potter

 

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Stock Prices Prove It: Insurance Companies Are Winning

Amnesty International: Time to Set the Public Record Straight on Universal Health Care Reform

Derrick's Progressive News 12-09-09: 55 May Be a Good Beginning

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Senator Conyers: Speaking truth to power

 

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Medicare at 55 Is a Good Beginning

With No Public Option, Lowering the Medicare Age to 55 Will Make Our Problems Worse

President Obama Told Me to Stop ‘Demeaning’ Him, says Rep. Conyers

Derrick's Progressive News 12-08-09: Action Needed

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Action Needed: Debate in the US Senate About a Single-Payer Program

White House Chorus: We Will Occupy South Asia for a 'Long Time'

Emerge Oregon - Executive Director Wanted

Emerge Oregon is looking for an Executive Director.  One of our members suggested that we post this opportunity. She says, "I've seen the powerhouse volunteers in Washington County and can't help but think there may be one out there who may be perfect for this job."

Emerge Oregon is an affiliate of Emerge America.   We educate, inspire, and train Democratic women to run for office and WIN.

ALSO - women interested in applying to the training program should also contact us at contact@emergeamerica.org.  November 2010 will be here sooner than we think!

A Historic List

This is from a link in the recent Oregon Democrat newsletter. These are accomplishments to be proud of, and did not happen without a lot of hard work on the part of our legislators. Let them know that you appreciate their efforts. Or better yet, come celebrate with us at the Annual Picnic!

OFFICE OF THE SPEAKER
OFFICE OF THE SENATE PRESIDENT

June 28, 2007
Contact: Russ Kelley (Speaker’s Office), 503-986-1210
James Atkin (President’s Office), 503-986-1604

Oregon Legislature Adjourns Sine Die

SALEM –The Oregon Senate and House adjourned sine die this afternoon, concluding the regular session of the 74th Legislative Assembly. The session, which began on January 8th, lasted 172 days, making it the shortest session since 1995. By adjourning today, the legislature will save Oregon taxpayers an estimated $998,000 in operating costs over the last legislative session.

Session highlights include a strong commitment to education, health care, consumer protection, landmark family equality legislation, updates to Oregon ’s Bottle Bill, a Rainy Day Fund, and the Clean-Indoor Air Act.

“The general session has ended, but the hard work continues” said Senate President Peter Courtney (D-Salem/Gervais/Woodburn). “We are on a historic march. We accomplished a lot this session, but the next several months will be critical as we prepare for our great experiment in February.”

“Members of the House stepped up to pass great legislation on behalf of the people of this state,” said House Speaker Jeff Merkley (D-Portland). “But our toughest challenge, and the one we will continue to pursue, is restoring Oregonians’ faith and trust in their legislature. We took significant strides in that direction, but there is more work to be done.”

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