[Andy from Beaverton]

Here's my letter the Oregonian said they were going to publish, but never did.

It's hard to believe that the Oregonian legislature could create any law more idiotic than the sidewalk crossing law or the 20 mph school zones 24 hours a day, but they did! The bill passed by the house would require everyone who needs medication containing Sudafed to get a prescription from a doctor. The legislature actually believes that this bill can actually help in the fight against meth in the state of Oregon. HA! Are they joking? The meth manufacturers are only going to get their Sudafed from other states or countries. In the mean time, us Oregonians who suffer the daily pain of allergies are now going to have to jump through hoops that are not required in any other state. Oregonians like myself who do not have a family doctor will now have to set up unneeded appointments, pay for an unneeded medical visits, drive to pharmacies, wait in line with tissues in hand and probably pay more for the same medication. I don't know about you, but I'm going to Vancouver or the internet for my medication and I'm not going to vote for those legislatures who lack what the rest of Oregonians have, common sense.

[Tom D.]

I thought that the Supreme Court just said that growing your own medical marijuana in your back yard was interstate commerce and that it was up to the Feds to regulate medicines.

[Salvation]

BTTT!

[JimSEA]

It's hard to believe that the Oregonian legislature could create any law more idiotic than the sidewalk crossing law or the 20 mph school zones 24 hours a day, but they did!

A $85 cold capsule bump from Roseburg. At least you in the Portland area can drive into Washington. Excellent letter.