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Grass roots is only way to stop Democrats, driver card issues

Letter date: 
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Letter publisher: 
StatesmanJournal.com
Letter author: 
Gary Rider
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I am pleased that Oregonians for Immigration Reform stepped up to the plate. You see, the only place you can achieve political results is at the city or state level.

My view of the driver card issue is based on the fact that we have a Democrat in Salem along with a Democratic Legislature. So, follow the money:

1. Revenue for the state.

2. Vote buyer for the Democrats.

3. This will not make safe drivers.

4. Insurance companies are drooling at the mouth.

There are many points of view, but the main one is this: This is condoning illegal behavior. How do you overrule that fact?

We already have a president who does not follow the Constitution. Come on. Enough.

Gary Rider

Albany

 

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