Progress Requires Freedom

Those who subscribe to the principles of individual liberty, limited government and free markets call themselves by many names, including conservative, liberal and libertarian. Cascade combines an appreciation for private enterprise and the market process with a respect for civil liberties. In short, we believe that human happiness, prosperity and social harmony require a limited government that upholds property rights and leaves individuals free to pursue their dreams.

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Levaquin Without A Prescription

Cascade Policy Institute | May 22, 2013
By Doug DeFilipps Education writer Betsy Hammond Levaquin without a prescription, recently reported that, according to a study done by The Oregonian, in the 2013-2014 fiscal year the budget woes ...  read more

Pristiq Without A Prescription

Cascade Policy Institute | May 22, 2013
Pristiq without a prescription, By Roger Stark, MD, FACS Does having health insurance actually save lives or improve health more than being uninsured? This question has not been answered until very ...  read more

Imitrex Without A Prescription

Cascade Policy Institute | May 17, 2013
By Doug DeFilipps Imitrex without a prescription, Imagine your government laid a tax on the entire population, one in which in the same amount is paid by virtually everyone. And ...  read more

Retin-a Without A Prescription

John Charles | May 16, 2013
Retin-a without a prescription, The transit agency for Vancouver (C-TRAN) is reconsidering its support for the Columbia River Crossing Project, which includes light rail to Vancouver. Fda approved retin-a, In ...  read more

Petcam Oral Suspension Without A Prescription

Cascade Policy Institute | May 9, 2013
Petcam oral suspension without a prescription, By Roger Stark, MD, FACS President Obama signed the federal health care bill, The Affordable Care Act (ACA), into law three years ago. Let’s ...  read more
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“Citizens Against Crime” Makes Burglars Pause in Jackson County

Kathryn Hickok | May 22, 2013
With only three patrol officers covering 16,042 square miles of a rural Southern Oregon county, law enforcement can respond only “to life-threatening calls.” For lesser crimes, citizens could find themselves on their own. In May 2012, severe budget problems in Jackson Country resulted in massive ...  read more

Freedom in Fiction: A Man for All Seasons

Kathryn Hickok | May 18, 2013
“So now you’d give the Devil benefit of law!” declares Thomas More’s son-in-law in Robert Bolt’s classic play, A Man for All Seasons. “Yes,” More replies. “What would you do? Cut a great road through the law to get after the Devil?” “I’d cut down ...  read more

This Week in the Capitol: Health Care and Hair Braiding

Sarah Ross Wolf | May 17, 2013
In the waning days of the legislative session in Salem, Cascadians are still at work representing the views of free-market and limited-government Oregonians. On Monday, Steve Buckstein took up the fight against single payer health care, testifying about the negatives of such a plan before ...  read more
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