This has to be a record for racist protests thriving at universities in the post Jim Crow America.
Lori Chavez-DeRemer
The Public Record
U.S. Secretary of Labor in the Trump administration; formerly U.S. Representative for Oregon's 5th District.
I especially appreciate the time and resources NRCS has dedicated to improving water management.
I have heard from an alarming number of constituents concerned about illegal vehicular camping occurring with the Deschutes National Forest in my district.
I am requesting that the Army Corps of Engineers focus on prioritizing and completing the Clarksville shoreline stabilization project.
Central to the issue of high-quality and affordable health plans is transparency.
I have been proud to lead the bipartisan Health Data Act, alongside Congressman Takano and Congresswoman Manning.
The public, like myself, we are getting frustrated, as you can probably hear it in my voice.
But that hasn't been done to this point. There is a pause in Oregon by the Governor's office for 2 years, and there has been no answer down the road.
Then how is it the public is supposed to feel as though they are being heard and supported in this process if there is no new or revised EIS for public scrutiny or discussion?
It would seem counterintuitive that certain States would continue to toll roads for infrastructure revenue.
I would be naive to recognize--not to recognize though, antisemitism on our university campuses, including my home State.
Are we really to believe that antisemitism did not exist on your campuses before the Hamas attack?
We are working bipartisan bicameral is what we are hoping, that the Senate will step up and get this done.
The arguments made by some of our democrat colleagues against right to work laws, in many cases, just are not true.
I just do not believe it should be compulsory. I am not anti-union. I just do not think people should be forced to.
As an American, I pray that there can be a resolution to this hatred. As a Member of Congress, I remain determined to continue working to ensure the existence of Jewish people is protected.
Over the course of my life, I cannot think of a more terrifying time for the Jewish community.
I believe that censorship grows out of fear, and because fear is contagious, some parents are easily swayed. Book banning satisfies their need to feel in control of their children's lives. This fear is often disguised as moral outrage…
I am very concerned that a mile formula will quickly evolve into a congestion pricing formula to disadvantage lower income commuters.
I really want to kill this bill, and I would expect that you are going to help me do that.
I think it only can be a benefit that there is another Oregonian in the house.





