House Republican questions Oregon AG's motives

Legal News ^ | 4-3-09 | Chris Rizo

[legalwatch]

Oregon Attorney General John Kroger's vow to defend the national health care plan drew criticism Thursday from a leading Republican in the state House of Representatives.

[highlander_UW]

His motives seem pretty clear...he values the National State over his oath to protect the individual state of Oregon. One of these days treason will actually begin to be treated as treason...but it's up to Oregon to care about their rights.

[little jeremiah]

I live in OR and rarely have anyone decent to vote for.

[nascent skeptic]

What do you think of Chris Dudley’s chances for Governor?

[freeangel]

Georgia’s AG is apparently hoping for an appointment in the obamination administration when his run for governor fails. He refuses to fight for state rights too.

[ez]

"This just doesn't make sense," Esquivel, R-Medford, told Legal Newsline. "But only the governor and the AG know if what they're doing is politically motivated."

This is why we lose. They accuse without reservation or proof, while we always give them the benefit of the doubt.

[highlander_UW]

I live in OR and rarely have anyone decent to vote for.

I live in WA and experience the same situation. And even when we do have someone to vote for the democrats steal the election as in the case of Rossi for Gov. where there were clearly documented cases of election fraud, but it ended up being ignored because they couldn't prove how many and which way they went.

[Salvation]

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