world away from the urban cities of the states. do you have anything this common with portland? sure, we re all people. but she says, that s about it. and the signs dotting the east tell you what many people here want, known as the greater idaho movement. re-draw the state line, so liberal portland and the other democratic cities are oregon and eastern oregon overwhelmingly republican, joins largely conservative idaho. nearly all of oregon s 17 eastern county governments have approved plans to leave and form a larger idaho, resembling the logo on sandy gillson s hat. is this about politics or differences? both. we are very different people. i don t believe that the oregon government as a whole and the super joirs majority that has b
i will declare a homelessness state of emergency in the state of oregon. it is essential and necessary and we have more than enough money to solve this crisis in our state. billions of dollars in oregon has been dedicated to housing support and shelter beds as well as supports at different levels of government to continue to fight this problem. the problem is there is no leadership and no one saying this isn t good enough for the people on our streets today. there is no compassion or dignity and allowing people to continue to live in conditions which are unsafe for them and certainly not acceptable for the communities and frankly the neighborhoods that they are in. i did a ride along recently. there was an encampment on the street. ot on the other side were chain link fences with trikes in the
christine drazan, great to have you. your campaign is picking up with buzz. tell me the state of the race as you see it. we are up today and could not be more excited where we stand in the race. we are leading in the polls and people from oregon are ready for change. when you think of the news stories coming out of portland for three years running. how do folks feel about that? yeah, they are looking around. they don t recognize their own state. they certainly are not proud of their own city right now. and oregon is beautiful. it used to be the most safe and certainly the most beautiful state in the nation. and that s not the experience we have now. people in oregon are looking for change in this election and opportunity to flip our state. they are asking for it. as they are looking for leadership to insure public safety, to improve graduation
yard. bill: you put an ad, a tent city goes on forever. well we ll see whether people in oregon are ready to change it. no republican has held that office since 1987. thank you for your time today. thank you. bill: emotional outpouring in the streets of central london. we watched the new king get off his plane earlier today and then head to buckingham palace. he is exactly two hours and 11 minutes from a speech that he will deliver to the people of his nation on how he will rule as the next king. stay tuned. veteran homeowners. prices on everything have gone up and up. the good news? so has the value of your home. and maybe a lot more than you think. if you need cash to stay ahead, call newday. use your va home loan benefit to borrow up to 100% of your home s value. not just 80% like some other lenders. take out an average of $60,000
requirements and certainly to address affordability, which is out of control here in the state of oregon. dana: do you think if people don t get that kind of change that they would consider leaving? it is happening all the time even now. people are voting with their foot. they are going to, frankly, republican states. looking for opportunities to be able to keep their kids in school full-time. they are looking for a better business environment. my job as oregon s next governor is keep people here and encourage families to stay and build their future in our beautiful state. bill: oregon is leaning democrat which should not be much of a surprise. it has been blue for a long time and been years since a republican governor. tina kotek is a democrat. betsy johnson was a democrat running as an independent and there is you.