@taylorswift13 And while we vote the 82% of Americans that favor term limits should exercise their rights. Take Charge America. VOTE https://t.co/FMkJUnp3uT
Today Portland Kettle Works very first tank sold at auction for $3000. We fabricated and sold it new in 2012 for $3500. We’re proud and humbled be what we have built. We have over 6000 tanks in service to our clients today.
In a recent interview Mayor Wilson gave Portland a “C” as in adequate, could improve for the cities business friendliness.
I suggest we start with unvarnished facts and then grade the cities performance.
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@azcfilm@mitch4portland China became a world power when it adopted capitalism.
@mitch4portland knows that in a socialist society only the political class has power and wealth.
Why does Portland believe socialism will work here when it’s failed wherever it’s been adopted?
Mexican cartels will be using drones to move drugs over the border if not already doing so.
Might be able to fly them all the way to Portland direct non stop.
@oregoncitizen_ This is 100% intentional.
I read that the DSA has 80,000 members in the United States Thats .00021%
Yet Portland city council has 4 card carrying DSA activists on it who won in rounds 29 and 32
.00021% vs 33.3%.
Rank choice multi member single chump voting at its best.
The problem is not how council votes it’s how Portland votes.
Multi member rank choice single transferable voting gives overpowered voices to extreme fringe radical notions of governance.
Defunding or diverting PPB $ is proof.
Portland was royally played at the ballot box
Received from a good friend.
“Totally makes sense. We spend more on our parks than 90% of the country. Makes for good camping I hear. “
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@Mckennon411 100% correct. When developers wanted to work with the city to help build workforce and low income housing the city literally said no, the remedy must be punitive.
Punitive is how Portland treats businesses until they suddenly need them.
Like you said dollar short day late
It maybe begin by apologizing to said developers for wrecking their businesses, devaluing their investments and alienating them. It seems so insanity disingenuous to grovel and beg them to do business in Portland at this moment. The chance to work collaboratively has passed.
Since my first day in office, I’ve been focused on making it easier to build housing so people can find a home they can afford. Portlanders need progress, and I am proud to partner with @MayorKWilson to support new incentives for developers.
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