In The Media
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There was a time when first-year legislators kept quiet and learned from the old-timers. Not the 10 Democrats and two Republicans in this year's House freshman class.
The Oregonian
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Most House Republicans and all Democrats voted Thursday to cancel nearly $300 million in corporate tax rebates to build Oregon's first comprehensive savings account to help weather lean economic times.
The Oregonian
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Just one day after House Republicans blocked a plan championed by House Democrats and backed by the state's leading business associations, which would have created a real Rainy Day fund for Oregon, House and Senate Democrats brought Republicans back to the table for one last try.
Hillsboro Argus
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House Republicans launched a radio ad this week slamming the Democrat who led the fight to withhold corporate tax rebates -- the same move endorsed by Republicans just 24 hours later.
The Oregonian
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Rep. David Edwards, D-Hillsboro, was the point man for arguing to divert the $275 million corporate kicker into a rainy day fund. The freshman was disappointed when Republicans killed the plan, which could go before voters in May.
The Oregonian
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It's been 16 years since Democrats simultaneously controlled the Oregon House, Senate and governor's office. But for those who think Portland liberals will rule the day, here's a reality check: Oregon Democrats don't all think—or vote—alike.
The Oregonian
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