Is OREGON a LOST CAUSE?
It has been since 1967. On the West Coast the anti-war movement had its greatest support and did its greatest damage in Oregon. The University of Oregon campus was bombed; its professors were attacked and threatened. The official response was cowardly, and the East Coast radicals found a home wherein the destruction of the state and its democratic institutions has continued apace. Eastern Oregon, with its small population, has fought to retain sanity; it now hopes to join Northern California in what would be a new state. I am afraid that it too is a lost cause.
Is OREGON a LOST CAUSE?
“It has been since 1967. On the West Coast the anti-war movement had its greatest support and did its greatest damage in Oregon. The University of Oregon campus was bombed; its professors were attacked and threatened. The official response was cowardly, and the East Coast radicals found a home wherein the destruction of the state and its democratic institutions has continued apace. Eastern Oregon, with its small population, has fought to retain sanity; it now hopes to join Northern California in what would be a new state. I am afraid that it too is a lost cause.”
Thank you. We were wondering in the interview how Oregon and the West Coast got so commie!