Policy Picnic – March 30, 2016
Catch the Aloha Spirit! Join us for a “Policy Luau” led by Tim Lussier,…
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Failed Promises: Why the Legislature Should Reject TriMet’s Request for New Spending Authority
TriMet is currently seeking new spending authority in SB 1510 to help finance…
Read Blog DetailTriMet’s 7-Year-Old WES Line: Still a Project in Search of a Purpose
February marks the seven-year anniversary of the Westside Express Service (WES), the 14.7-mile…
Read Blog DetailWES at 7: Still a Financial Train Wreck
February marks the seven-year anniversary of the Westside Express Service (WES), the 15-mile…
Read Blog DetailOpen Wide Your Hand to the Needy; Don’t Coerce Others to Open Wide Theirs
Oregon is on the way to becoming the highest minimum wage state in…
Read Blog DetailOregon electricity ratepayers about to be ripped off with so-called “clean energy” bill
Oregon’s electricity ratepayers are supposed to be protected from monopolistic electric utilities by…
Read Blog DetailFreedom in Fiction: A Man for All Seasons
“If you’re going to be a good and faithful judge,” said Supreme Court…
Read Blog DetailExtending Oregon’s Public School Open Enrollment Law Empowers Parents
This week the Oregon State Senate passed an extension of Oregon’s open enrollment…
Read Blog DetailWhat Can Be Learned from Portland’s Smart Growth Experience?
The annual “New Partners for Smart Growth” conference opens in Portland on Thursday,…
Read Blog DetailIs Oregon Getting More Business Unfriendly?
Oregon is known as a small business state. Few large corporations are headquartered…
Read Blog DetailNot One Dollar More
The State of Oregon will sell 84,000 acres of the Elliott State Forest…
Read Blog DetailOregon’s Minimum Wage Law Perverts Compassion into Coercion
Picture two Oregon workers. One, a highly skilled and educated woman named Kate,…
Read Blog DetailPolicy Picnic – February 25, 2016
Please join us for our monthly Policy Picnic led by Cascade President and CEO John A….
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