Linn County Oregon GOP

Our goal is to identify and assist honest, ethical, accountable Republican candidates in getting elected to, and serve in elected positions within Oregon.

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

A great segment by @Real_EdDiehl with @LarsLarsonShow. The Linn County No Tax Team is showing Tina that the people are not going to take another tax.

[Real Ed Diehl @Real_EdDiehl]

We’re surging past 43,000 signatures since Sunday—blasting toward our 100k goal—with a volunteer army that’s unstoppable.

The answer is YES. We are going to crush this.

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

@Real_EdDiehl Great segment, let's get this done.

[Oregon GOP @Oregon_GOP]

The Oregon Republican Party calls on @ORSecretaryRead to put partisanship aside and work w/federal authorities to address vulnerabilities in our election system.
https://t.co/s2ohcq6Fmf

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

Lebanon No Tax Oregon Petitions Locations
Oregon Indoor Shooting Range 10A - 6P

J & C BBQ 11A - 8P

Hideaway Distillery 11A - 5P

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

Albany @NoTaxOregon petition pop ups:
Behind Winco 10A - 4P (or later)

Reptopia 12P - 6P

Beloved Cheesecake 10A - 6P

Davis Glass 7:30A - 5P

Brownsville:
Napa Auto 8A - 5P

Pioneer Bookkeeping 9A - 5P

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

Oregonians are standing up all over the state, the turnout is incredible. Linn County saw huge numbers in the past couple days, and we're still going. Come sign the petition if you haven't yet https://t.co/YyYynqimDi. You can also volunteer directly with Linn GOP https://t.co/cQ5cAfBBqR
#orpol #oregondeservesbetter #NoTaxOR #TinasTransportationTax

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

Heads Up Linn County! Come sign the referendum petition to put Tina's Transportation Tax where it belongs, in front of voters. Follow us for updates. Volunteer at https://t.co/Pd3yJJ855y or with Linn GOP at https://t.co/cQ5cAfBBqR.
#orpol #Oregon #oregondeservesbetter #NoTaxOR #TinasTransportationTax

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

We are aggrieved by the tragic death of Charlie Kirk, a man who loved this country deeply.

The Linn County Republicans condemn this and all acts of political violence. We call on others to do the same and stand for peaceful discourse.

Our prayers are with Erika Kirk and their children.
@OregonGOP @OregonHouseGOP @oregonhousedems @LinnCoDems

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

We normally focus on local matters, yet today we pause in prayer for Charlie Kirk, his wife, and their children.

The brutal shooting at Utah Valley University, touches us deeply. Our hearts are with Kirk and his family. Please join us in lifting them up in prayer.We normally focus on local matters, yet today we pause in prayer for Charlie Kirk, his wife, and their children.

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

There is a transportation committee hearing today 8/25. We need to submit as much testimony as possible to tell the legislature and Governor what we want and try to stop runaway taxation and spending. https://t.co/flhW1WVzT3
#orpol #Oregon #orleg #oregondeservesbetter

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

Submit public testimony! https://t.co/FehCPCjv8I

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

Today, @BoshartDavisAg stood up against a $15.5B tax hike being rushed through by Democrats with little public notice. For speaking out, Sen. Gorsek cut her off. Silencing debate is not democracy. Thank you, Rep. Boshart Davis, for standing for Oregonians. #orleg #orpol

[RN Oregon @RightNowOregon]

Democratic Senator Chris Gorsek Engages in Verbally and Physically Aggressive Behavior at State Transportation Committee
#Oregon #orpol #orleg
https://t.co/cGkTVqNsyt

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

🚨 Oregon Legislature needs your voice! 🚨

📣 Let's rally behind @NoTaxOR and stop tax hikes that hurt working families and small businesses. Click 👇 and show your support today:

https://t.co/Pd3yJJ855y

💼 Fiscally responsible, people-focused—stand up for smarter government, not bigger government.

🔁 RT if you’re done with unnecessary taxes!

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

Do you want just 10% of your community deciding the future of your local public education system?

As of 12pm on Tuesday may 13th, one week before the election day deadline of May 20th, 9962 of 100,048 registered voters have cast a ballot in the important district election that will decide the direction of our Public Schools, and tax levies among other things.
That is a turnout is less than 10 percent.

Please VOTE, please remind your neighbors to vote.

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

Wasting away, ODOT office is practically empty yet they want more of your money.

[Oregon House Republicans @OregonHouseGOP]

WATCH: This is what ODOT headquarters in Salem looks like. Five floors of mostly vacant office space. 40 percent of the workforce is remote.

Our proposal to cut wasteful spending includes leasing 70,000 square feet of the T-Building, which would free up approx. $55.9 million per biennium and refocus it towards highway infrastructure.

Read more: https://t.co/EEkJiRdkqY

[Shelly Boshart Davis @BoshartDavisAg]

Hey @greggutfeld - your claim on @TheFive today of California banning motorhomes by 2025…. I don’t know if it’s true in CA, but in Oregon, all NEW Class 2b-8 diesel powered vehicles (including RV’s) will be banned starting in January 2025 BECAUSE the “clean truck rules” will take affect and those mandate 7% new vehicles needing to be EV. So since they don’t make - or can’t sell - 7% of new vehicles being EV, that means they can’t sell *any* new vehicles in those classes. (Starts at 7% and then ratchets up every year) This also includes your 3/4-ton and 1-ton pickup trucks (think F-250 and F-350) all the way to semi-trucks. Kinda hard to believe but it’s true. Oregon isn’t the only state. #orleg #orpol

[Will Lathrop @LathropWill]

Dear Oregon,

I’m really disappointed to have lost the race because I know that I could have helped. I have been overwhelmingly blessed with an ocean of support from across the state. A lot of people were generous with their time and money, and I carry the weight of their disappointment as well. I genuinely believed that I could bring positive change as Attorney General and that I was more qualified than my opponent. Nonetheless, I also believe in democracy, where the people ultimately decide. And, the majority of Oregonians trust Dan Rayfield to do the job.  

Under the cloud of natural disappointment, I am finding a lot of reasons to be thankful. I got the opportunity to work with a really talented team that believed in me and what I was trying to do. I got to meet incredible people all over our state and see cities and towns I did not know existed. I was privileged to work closely with my mother, Annette Lathrop, for the first time in my adult life. And, surprisingly, the stress and chaotic nature of campaigning brought me closer together with my wife and son. 

In elections, there are no moral victories – you either win and get the job, or lose and get nothing. However, it would feel neglectful if I didn’t acknowledge a few notable team accomplishments. We were able to raise more money than any Republican down ballot candidate in history, and we also set the record for money raised in an Attorney General race (and my money came from Oregon). We received around 80 law enforcement endorsements, the support of crime victims, businesses, and agriculture. We visited all 36 counties – we won all but nine of them. Our statewide grassroots campaign with postcards, social media, texts and email blasts, roundtables, meet and greets, neighborhood associations, and phone banking was strong, innovative, and well received. Our communications program was excellent. Finally, we garnered just under 47% of the vote, which has only been done a few times by a Republican in a statewide campaign in the last 15 years. By the time all votes are counted, I will have earned more votes than any other Republican in Oregon’s history.

In my original mission statement, written more than a year ago, I expressed my commitment to hold to what is true, to dedicate this campaign to acknowledging and protecting victims of crime, and to work toward unity across party lines. Those desires never changed. It is in that spirit that I offer my full support to Dan Rayfield who will be our next Attorney General. In the strategic and ideological warfare of political campaigns, it is commonplace to dehumanize the opponent – to magnify their flaws and failures, and minimize their giftings and accomplishments. This race was no different. Now that I am on the other side and the cannon smoke has cleared, I want to acknowledge that Dan is an accomplished lawyer and legislator. He has been polite and affable to me from the beginning. I am convinced that he wants to do his part to protect the state from drug trafficking and online exploitation of children. I offer him my prayers and I wish him great success.

I will conclude by remarking that many times throughout the course of the campaign I said to myself “who am I that these people would so earnestly welcome and support me? Who am I that God would call me for a journey such as this?” I really hate losing and I really hate letting people down. However, I have been loved and supported throughout this campaign more than a ‘nobody from nowhere’ like me could dream to deserve. I don’t know what is next for me and my family, but I will be praying for the next opportunity to serve.

I am grateful, forever grateful.

Will Lathrop

[Linn County Oregon GOP @LinnGop]

Amen!

[Coco 🇺🇸 @CoClarified]

Oregonians, we must never let them demoralize us to the point where we stop voting. We won by crushing Measures 117 and 118. We won when we forced them to recriminalize hard drugs. Marion county used to be blue!!

We can win, but we must never stop voting or fighting. We have to get so loud that they can't ignore us. Remind the Democrat legislators that THEY WORK FOR US.