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Is this the next Obama tactic

P Water Bureau strikes again….

Toilets spew water during Portland sewer cleaning

H/T KGW

You just have to love the irony of this.. The water bureau is Supposed to finance bikeways and $450,000.00 houses for employees not take care of the water and sewer…

I Got your back…I Love the Military

Obama Urges Congress to Support Tricare Fees

On Monday the White House pressed the Pentagon to rein in Tricare costs and begin a new round of base closings as the Senate took up the National Defense Authorization Act on the military’s 2014 budget….

Veterans and  Retirees Write your Politicians and remind them that we fought for our right to vote and that we do exercise it… A lot of us were promised Free medical if we gave the Government 20 years… Now we pay through the teeth twice?

It’s a Dogs Life…. Obama care Patient

It is a Dogs Life...  One man’s Yorkie is reaping the benefits of Obamacare after the Colorado healthcare exchange processed and approved an application in the dog’s name   I love the irony of this… What is next? Dead Democrat Voters???

Nanny State Versus Personal Responsibility

So Finally someone has questioned the Government Interference

A senior fellow with the Independent Women's Forum has concerns that new research on vehicle safety systems will take away the responsibility of adults.

The federal government said this month it is speeding up research on things that automatically prevent a driver from operating a vehicle if he or she is drunk and/or not wearing a seat belt properly. It comes after an increase last year in the number of traffic fatalities, some of them involving people not wearing seat belts.

- See more at: http://www.onenewsnow.com/business/2013/11/19/vehicle-safety-systems-%E2%80%93-do-they-supersede-individual-responsibility#.UovOXD83nNo

Portland Oregon Crooks and Thieves Water Bureau edition

 

Hat Tip KATU and Dan Tilkin

Plans to replace the dilapidated mobile home that used to house the caretaker - a double-wide that was purchased for $79,950 in 2007, by the way - were approved amid fireworks from Portland city council members Randy Leonard and Amanda Fritz.
A sample exchange from their debate:
Fritz: “What are we buying for $460,000?”
Water Bureau administrator David Shaff: “Just that, a house.”
Fritz: “A nice house. How about what are we buying … ”
Leonard: “I think that's uncalled for. If you want to ask questions that are professional and have answers, I appreciate that. But question that are impugning the bureaus integrity or anybody else is uncalled for and that's playing to the audience.”
Fritz: “I don't comment on your behavior, and I would appreciate the same courtesy.”
It’s certainly not the first controversial project for the Water Bureau; in fact, it’s not even the first controversial house….

And the Hits keep on coming

The beat goes on … Portland Oregon crooks and politicians.

It’s been a rough twelve months for Portland’s administrative and financial branch of government.

The list of major issues is lengthy. Since fall 2012, problems involving the Office of Management & Finance include:

This is something we need in Portland…

We are always looking for ways European-ize Portland...  And this is for once very appealing..

Rats leavung a Shrinking Ship??? Kurt Schrader, Peter DeFazio part ways with Democratic leaders on health insurance bill | OregonLive.com

 Rats leaving the Sinking Ship???

Schrader and DeFazio are the two Democrats in the delegation who face potentially competitive reelection races next year, and they have both been more apt to criticize the president than other Democrats in the delegation.

DeFazio said in a statement that he has always been willing to support "common sense fixes" to the Affordable Care Act and that "he joined with Democrats and Republicans to make it easier for Oregonians who like their insurance plan to keep that plan."

Schrader expressed similar sentiments, saying in a statement that it would help "provide folks who have lost their existing insurance plans with some certainty for the time being."


Kurt Schrader, Peter DeFazio part ways with Democratic leaders on health insurance bill | OregonLive.com

I Hate Bicycles | I, Anonymous | Portland Mercury

I Hate Bicycles | I, Anonymous | Portland Mercury

Portland bicycle group's 'Who Pays For Roads' campaign peddles inaccuracies, ODOT says | OregonLive.com

  First Liar Don't have a Chance....

Portland bicycle group's 'Who Pays For Roads' campaign peddles inaccuracies, ODOT says | OregonLive.com

If you can’t dazzle us with Brilliance… Baffle us with BS

Sure Sam...

 The Portland Bureau of Emergency Management, responsible for facilitating a quick and safe response to disasters, has released this video that takes a look at how bikes played a role in New York’s recovery from Super Storm Sandy. Jonathan Maus, of BikePortland.org, describes how “resilient and flexible using bicycles” is. 

Remember on Election Day

Thank You Mr President,Mr. Governor and all the liberal policies that contributed.

I am sure these folks thank you as well

Coming Soon To Portland???

I can Hardly wait for this to in Portland  ...Some More of the Mayor Adams Legacy ...

Portland Oregon Darwin Candidate: Portland Police Ring Doorbell, Arrest Burglar in North Portland's Overlook Neighborhood

KNOCK-KNOCK.....                                                                                  Who is There????

On Sunday September 2, 2012, at 9:39 a.m., Portland Police officers assigned to North Precinct responded to the report of a burglary in progress at a residence in the 1400 block of North Rosa Parks Way.

The caller said they heard glass break, and looked to see someone crawling through a back window.

Officers set up containment around the building, which is a house with a business on the main floor and a residence on the lower level.

Officers rang the doorbell and the suspect went to the back window he entered through, saw officers, then went out the front door where he complied with commands and was taken into custody and identified as 42-year-old Clifford Towers.

Towers was charged with Burglary in the First Degree and Criminal Mischief in the First Degree and booked into the Multnomah County Jail.

I love Irony

Irony is wonderful  http://www.koinlocal6.com/mediacenter/local.aspx?videoid=3732144

Mayor of Portland Sam Adams Legacy P-DOT

Well Thanks again Mr Mayor, and proud of your stewardship of P DOT..

You should have great pride in your accomplishments as Mayor of a once great city.

More Sam Adams Legacy: Obama said Don't mess with Occupy Portland

Well Sam It appears that we have a lot to Thank You for   Hat tip to KOIN 6 and KATU for Their courage in reporting what most of the corrupt City Council does not want exposed  But Here is Portland Mayor Sam Adams and Fireman Randy Leonard Marching to the Obama Edict...
Ya just got to love the liberals...

While Mayor Sam Adams Slept :Portland Police Arrest Man Squatting in Residence in Northeast Portland's Woodlawn Neighborhood

This must really irritate Sam... First he wasn't told that the FBI was raiding his constituents "occupied" residencesAnd now this On Sunday, August 6, 2012 at 10:45 p.m., Portland Police officers assigned to North Precinct responded to a residential burglary to a duplex in the 500 block of Northeast Bryant Street. The property is a newly constructed duplex which is staged with furniture and listed for sale. The owner of the property told police that he arrived to find signs of a burglary and believed people may still be inside.

The house immediately west of the duplex is associated with squatters from the Occupy Portland movement, evidenced by the signs in the front yard and large group of Occupiers standing in the front yard.

As officers approached the duplex they observed a large banner (approximately 15') hanging in from the front porch of the duplex which read, "Together we are unevictable."

Officers were able to search one half of the duplex and determine there was no one inside. When attempting to search the other half, officers discovered that the lockbox had been removed from the front door and another lockbox had been removed from the gas meter. Officers looking through the front door could clearly see that furniture had been moved and there was a grocery bag on the kitchen floor.

Officers and the homeowner entered the backyard to find that all the fencing between the duplex and the house to the west (Occupy Portland) had been removed and was piled up in the backyard of the residence being squatted in by Occupy Portland supporters.

The homeowner was able to allow police entry to the duplex after breaching a window. Once inside officers arrested 24-year-old Derek John Charles Zika, who was crouched down by the front door. Zika had personal belongings in an upstairs bedroom and it appeared he had just taken a shower in the upstairs bathroom. The grocery bag in the kitchen contained 2 new sets of door locks that did not belong to the homeowner.

Zika was arrested and charged with Burglary in the First Degree and Criminal Trespass in the First Degree and booked into the Multnomah County Jail.

The Portland Police Bureau is continuing to work on getting cooperation from owners of vacant properties like the one being squatted in by supporters of Occupy Portland on Northeast Bryant Street. Owners of vacant properties are responsible for securing them and for maintaining them until they are sold or rented.

Owners needing assistance from the Portland Police Bureau should contact the Neighborhood Response Team from their police precinct to arrange for a "Trespass Agreement," which can allow for police officers to immediately take enforcement action against trespassers.

   Thanks Sam again for your protection of the Occupy movement...

More Sam Adams,Randy Leonard Legacy: What if it had been a real emergency?

Delays and failed calls hamper emergency notification

Thank You Randy

Thank You SamWe couldn't have done it without you

The emergency telephone system that Portland used last weekend to alert residents and businesses of its boil-water order reached only about one-third of its intended recipients, Portland officials said Thursday.