Showing posts with label Greg Walden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greg Walden. Show all posts
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Dennis Linthicum announces primary run against Greg Walden
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. – Today, Klamath County Commissioner Chair Dennis Linthicum announced that he is running against incumbent Republican Congressman Greg Walden for the U.S. Representative position in Oregon’s 2nd District.
“Like many in the 2nd District, I think the Federal government is unwieldy and harmful in its current state,” Linthicum said. “As we saw with the recent shutdown debate – ordinary individuals and businesses are punished for Washington’s inability to manage our money. I want to stand up for everyday Oregonians, the farmers, ranchers, parents, students, entrepreneurs and individuals who make our country great with their ingenuity, work ethic and community spirit.”
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“Like many in the 2nd District, I think the Federal government is unwieldy and harmful in its current state,” Linthicum said. “As we saw with the recent shutdown debate – ordinary individuals and businesses are punished for Washington’s inability to manage our money. I want to stand up for everyday Oregonians, the farmers, ranchers, parents, students, entrepreneurs and individuals who make our country great with their ingenuity, work ethic and community spirit.”
Read more at the Oregon Catalyst Read More......
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Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Greg Walden: Time for transparency in Congress
10/1/2009 - Rep. Greg Walden (R-Ore.) talks with Greta Van Susteren about the discharge petition to force a vote on H. Res. 554, which would give the press, public, and members of Congress 72 hours to read and understand legislation before it's voted on. Track the progress of the petition at www.wethepeoplecanread.org.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: At this writing, Rep. Walden is the only congressman from Oregon who has signed H. Res. 554. Rep. DeFazio is a co-sponsor but has not signed it. Please check www.wethepeoplecanread.org and make calls to Oregon's representatives and urge them to sign the petition. You can find contact information under Resources on this site. Read More......
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