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Hot Air Society

Citizens United and Citizen Knight

‘Phil’s Bill’ moves to the Oregon Senate

Guest Viewpoint 5 months ago

We have a tradition in America of naming laws after real people. Laws named after people are often created so they can protect others.  In … Continue reading →

Oregon is the New Idaho or Wyoming!

The Republican Party of Oregon joins Malheur militants?

Guest Viewpoint 5 months ago

OK, I have to turn off my humor button now, dear reader. Things have gotten serious in Salem. Remember back in May when I wrote … Continue reading →

Of Grand Bargains and Granfalloons

PERS, politics and the grand bargain in Salem

Guest Viewpoint 6 months ago

Remember back in 2013 when then Gov. John Kitzhaber, House Speaker Tina Kotek and Senate President Peter Courtney held a three-day special session of the … Continue reading →

70 Ain’t Old (If You Are a Tree)

Is age-ism woke, less woke or un-woke?

Guest Viewpoint 6 months ago

I finally made it up to the state Capitol in mid-May for the first time this session. I even found Magoo’s Sports Bar, my favorite … Continue reading →

Super-Minority to Stupor-Minority

Republican Recalcitrance: Part 2

Guest Viewpoint 7 months ago

There’s five weeks left for the Oregon Legislature to complete its sole constitutional duty: present a balanced budget for Gov. Kate Brown to sign by … Continue reading →

Republican Recalcitrance

Hot Air Society issues subpoenas!

Guest Viewpoint 7 months ago

Dear reader, I’ve got some good news and some bad news — and then more bad news. You figure out which is which. As I … Continue reading →

Big Tent Still Standing

Oregon Democrats are smarter than they look

Letters 8 months ago

It’s halftime at the state Capitol when Salem’s cherry trees blossom. As usual my political predictions for this session have pretty much gone up in … Continue reading →

Big Tents and Family Feuds

A look at the next Oregon legislative session

Guest Viewpoint 11 months ago

The Oregon Legislature convenes Jan. 22 in Salem. Hide the children and hang on to your wallets, dear readers. Finally, Democrats truly rule!  After all those years … Continue reading →

Of Blue Waves and Bah Humbugs!

Politicians and opinionaters

Guest Viewpoint 11 months ago

Dear reader, we haven’t visited since the election. Congratulations! Mostly the good people won. The Blue Wave showed up in Lane County with a 69 … Continue reading →

Of Climate Change and Campaign Donations

A Republican decides to vote for Kate Brown

Guest Viewpoint 1 year ago

I am a registered Republican who has worked with both Kate Brown and Knute Buehler. Based on this personal experience, although I wish Gov. Brown … Continue reading →

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Big Head Todd & The Monsters

The John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts • 7:30 pm

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Big Head Todd and The Monsters return to The Shedd Institute’s Jaqua Concert Hall Thursday, January 16th for another outstanding evening of classic BHT.

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