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January 2008 Campaign: Help support the development of clean and affordable sources of energy for Oregon.

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Name	City	Date	Optional Comments
Verda M. Brown B.	Dallas, OR	November 20, 2008	I believe the Gov. doesn't have enough to do but set and thing of things to ruin the state with more taxes, he should b e helping to help the peoplke.
Walter B.	Siletz, OR	November 19, 2008	x
lee m.	Corvallis, OR	November 19, 2008	x
renata b.		November 19, 2008	x
Matt T.	Portland, OR	November 19, 2008	x
J. S.	Bend, OR	November 19, 2008	x
henry s.	Hubbard, OR	November 19, 2008	x
Stella G.	Philomath, OR	November 19, 2008	x
Sam D.	Portland, OR	November 18, 2008	x
C L T.	Grants Pass, OR	November 18, 2008	x
Roxanne W.	Eugene, OR	November 18, 2008	The people of the State of Oregon are fed up with their Governor bending over backward to go all out for the extreme environmentalists and exclude the rest of the Oregonian citizens who are all for good environmental quality but not by ruining our earth or trying to force our views on others.
Dave S.	Bend, OR	November 18, 2008	x
Mary I.	Salem, OR	November 18, 2008	x
Sidney D. P.	Walterville, OR	November 18, 2008	x
Kathleen G.	Portland, OR	November 18, 2008	x
Evelyn M.	Portland, OR	November 18, 2008	x
Edwin J.	Veneta, OR	November 18, 2008	I see where you want to raise gas tax, auto registrations, and title fees. Don’t. You say it creates more Jobs. Can’t you get a clue, people are having a hard time paying for rent, for food, and utilities, and to keep our cars running, and YOU want more gas taxes and more fees. Just what happened to WE THE PEOPLE. The workers that would get work from this tax increase, are skilled workers, what about the ones making minimum wages now. How hard is it going to be for them, and older people like me and our friends on fixed incomes. My granddaughter is having a hard time now with high cost of auto repair and you want to put more of a burden on her? Don’t go green on me here either, she lives where buses don’t have the schedule for her work hours. I thought you were for the working class, but I guess you don’t have to worry where the next pay check may come from. You are taxing the very people who would maybe get a job, and then can’t keep a auto running, with the high cost of maintenance, and these extra fees, to get to work. Reconsider you tax increase. We need results, and a response from you, not just a post card from your aids, saying how much you care. Cause you don’t. I can write more, but I would be wasting my time. Edwin S. Johnson 25845 Garith Lane PO Box 1288 Veneta, Or. 97487 541-935-2568 edbike10@msn.com
MARLENE B.	Corvallis, OR	November 18, 2008	x
Malcolm R.	Portland, OR	November 18, 2008	x
CARL .	Myrtle Creek, OR	November 18, 2008	THE GUVNER SHOULD GET OUT THE SMALL BISNESES WAY AND DO WHAT THE PEAPLE WANT INSTED OFF HIS D---M THINKING IS SCREWY
Andre U.	Monmouth, OR	November 18, 2008	x
Logan W.	Newport, OR	November 16, 2008	x
sheila s.	Baxter, TN	November 16, 2008	x
Jimmie M.	Florence, OR	November 12, 2008	I worked at this Nations last nuclear power plant to be built. Many parts from the Trojen plant were used there. The downfall of the Trojen plant was not in its design or construction, but its management. All nuclear plants now are run first to provide public safety, then customer service.
c b.	Portland, OR	November 11, 2008	x
Dan F.	Oregon City, OR	November 6, 2008	x
Thelma M.	Tualatin, OR	November 3, 2008	x
Darrell J.	Turner, OR	November 2, 2008	x
Darrell J.	Turner, OR	November 2, 2008	x
David B.	Roseburg, OR	November 1, 2008	Both of you talk about solving our problems, how about DOING something to do it.
paula r.	Delray Beach, FL	October 29, 2008	x
Micah H.	Newberg, OR	October 29, 2008	x
Ted B.		October 27, 2008	We obviously need more education about the alternatives, when our own Governor is opposed to LNG port and pipeline. LNG is liquidfied Natural Gas.
derrick d.	Portland, OR	October 22, 2008	x
William S.	Grants Pass, OR	October 18, 2008	Lets get going on construction of Nuclear Plants now as they have proven to be the most safe, clean, reliable, and economic form of energy available.
Holly H.	Portland, OR	October 18, 2008	No drilling!
Roy D.	Salem, OR	October 17, 2008	Drill now baby.
Rory S.	Portland, OR	October 17, 2008	x
Gregg L.	Salem, OR	October 15, 2008	x
Richard H.	Aurora, OR	October 13, 2008	Stop the terrorists that call themselves envronmentalists. They are bent on distroying our great nation. Don't let them do it.
Jim W.	Eugene, OR	October 13, 2008	x
Mark H.	Medford, OR	October 13, 2008	x
Barry H.	Eagle Point, OR	October 12, 2008	x
Tamara R.	Newberg, OR	October 12, 2008	x
Chris L.	Springfield, OR	October 11, 2008	x
Larry M.	Aumsville, OR	October 11, 2008	x
Sonja P.	Portland, OR	October 10, 2008	x
tim b.	Hillsboro, OR	October 10, 2008	. Do you know that there is NOT an energy crisis! Did you know that the north slope of Alaska has enough oil alone now to support the US for 200 years? Google video Lindsey Williams and watch the 75min video. The reason we can not use this oil is because of the work of economic hit men like john perkins. Google video john perkins too. Briefly, Henry Alfred Kissinger, as an economic hit man went to Saudi Arabia and said to them “we will make you rich, we will buy your oil and you will be very wealthy. However you must do two things; you must denominate the money you receive, in US dollars, and you must use a designated portion of the money to buy down the US national dept.” You have to hear it for yourself and think about it. And then listen to Alex Jones on infowars.com I’m not saying we need to continue to use oil for primary fuel, we do need it because so many products are derived from oil. I’m not for nuclear. Anyone that wants nuclear waste is insane. However if nuclear waste is so radioactive why can that energy not be harnessed and the danger eliminated? My hope is that somehow, like so many other suppressed energy systems, hydrogen can be allowed to be fully developed. I know what you’re thinking, its difficult right? It’s not. Google video hydrogen too. Check this out, from google and youtube I was able to make a fuel cell of my own. No, I don’t run the car on it alone because it doesn’t produce enough, but this is the concept. With a car battery, and $20 worth of parts I made hydrogen, quite a bit of it really. You’ll see, that this is the way of the future for energy but for now you can’t because the energy companies/government forbid it, as they rule. You’ll see, look it up. Google/youtube stan meyer too. You will be amazed. .
Ross N.	Sandy, OR	October 10, 2008	Please do the right thing and support these energy sources. Our national security and future is at stake!
Anthony L.	Beaverton, OR	October 9, 2008	x
WARREN B.	Jacksonville, OR	October 9, 2008	x
jan h.	Eugene, OR	October 9, 2008	x
Thaine N.	Salem, OR	October 9, 2008	x
Geroge S.		October 9, 2008	WIND POWER KILLS WILDLIFE. lOOK AT THE SCIENCE. lOOK AT THE COST OF imported STEEL AND IMPORTED TECHNOLOGY! wave power screws up the migration cycles. nuclear energy KILLS. It causes CANCER. Hydro kills fish -- ever seen the old descriptions of fisheries compared to the few dozen that come back in headwaters? Geothermal destroys natural systems. TURN OFF THE DAMN lights when you don't need them. Do you know how much the gas companies are paying in OR and WA to create eminent domain situation on PRIVATE land? Biomass harvesting destroys forests (look at China's failing forests)
k c.		October 9, 2008	no way no how this is ridiculous! Are you honest enough to include this comment?
Ken & Kathy K.	Clackamas, OR	October 9, 2008	x
Marsha W.	Jacksonville, OR	October 9, 2008	x
Anthony P.	Portland, OR	October 9, 2008	x
Kathleen G.	Portland, OR	October 9, 2008	x
Sean L.	Hillsboro, OR	October 9, 2008	The sooner you get started, the sooner this crisis will be behind us.
William M.	Mount Hood Parkdale, OR	October 9, 2008	x
David C.	Molalla, OR	October 9, 2008	x
Gary M.	Portland, OR	October 8, 2008	x
Len H.	Beaverton, OR	October 8, 2008	x
Evelyn T.	Eugene, OR	October 8, 2008	x
Donna & Wade R.	Portland, OR	October 8, 2008	What is the problem of drilling or digging for clean fossil fuels???
Lynda J.	Portland, OR	October 8, 2008	To do otherwise would be small-minded and not forward thinking. The only way to find the best solution is to look at ALL the options. Environmental extremists may make a lot of noise but that doesn't make what they are screaming right or true. I make this same argument to my teen-age children. Real science holds the answer, and, while scientists views may vary widely, TRUE science is NEVER a matter of concensus.
Stanley W.	Portland, OR	October 7, 2008	As a Mechanical Engineer who has spent my whole career in the energy field, I implore you to commit to reducing government obstacles to the production of DOMESTIC ENERGY.
Terry S.	Hillsboro, OR	October 7, 2008	x
William W.	Lafayette, OR	October 7, 2008	x
Michael H.	Dundee, OR	October 7, 2008	x
Wayne L.	Portland, OR	October 7, 2008	x
Phil F.	West Linn, OR	October 7, 2008	Please get past the Political Hold Up. Our Country can once again be great if we act together and take care of the problems. Our Political Process and “So Called” Leaders between Democrats and Republicans has put a “Sleeper Hold” on the Nation. If our economy goes down & so many businesses loose $$ or go out of Business; How about a measure that will allow our Politicians feel the same pinch??
Gary B.	Portland, OR	October 7, 2008	x
Carol B.	Portland, OR	October 7, 2008	x
Alan R.	Molalla, OR	October 7, 2008	x
Kent G.	Hillsboro, OR	October 7, 2008	Common sense needs to be restored to the decision making process. It has been obviously and painfully missing from Oregon government for too long.
Lora H.	Salem, OR	October 7, 2008	x
John K.	Portland, OR	October 7, 2008	x
Robin C.	Portland, OR	October 6, 2008	I am a newly registered voter in Oregon and I support this petition.
Dan C.	Portland, OR	October 6, 2008	x
Jennifer and Darrell N.	Canby, OR	October 6, 2008	x
casylius N.	Beavercreek, OR	October 6, 2008	Why solar Power is not in this list clean sources of energy for Oregon? Nuclear should be the last resource, it is definitely not a clean energy.
Joe L.	Lake Oswego, OR	October 6, 2008	I am not too fond of nuclear energy because of the nuclear waste and the possibility of accidents. However, I will sign the petition because we have to get off of fossil fuel ASAP to stop global warming. I support all the other methods.
Melanie W.		October 5, 2008	x
Michael M.	Gresham, OR	October 5, 2008	x
Lisa L.	Saint Paul, OR	October 4, 2008	x
Patrick L.	Saint Paul, OR	October 4, 2008	x
Kevyn C.	Portland, OR	October 3, 2008	U.S. must responsibly drill for our own oil and natural gas while exploring viable alternatives.
Amy O.	Eugene, OR	October 2, 2008	I'm 100% in favor of off shore drilling. The real kind - not the worthless proposal that Pelosi suggests. Amy Olson - (R) Eugene, OR
ben m.	Tualatin, OR	October 2, 2008	x
Darryl K.	Redmond, OR	October 2, 2008	x
Glenn W.		October 2, 2008	x
William (Bill) A.	Portland, OR	October 1, 2008	x
Sera E.	Gresham, OR	October 1, 2008	x
Rick L.	Beaverton, OR	October 1, 2008	Senators, Please take steps to stop the drastic negative actions of these radical enviro-terrorists in this great state. Positive action must be taken to keep Oregon in the lead regarding good, clean power options. By standing idly by and allowing these groups to force their will upon the good citizens of Oregon you both are no less than complicit in the stunting of our state's ability to lead the way for our Great Nation in these hard and complex times. I implore you to take action and allow the positive and safe technology available to help us all in these trying times. If either of you do not take action you are no better than the foreign interests that are holding this Great Nation hostage. Thank You and God bless America. Rick Lambert/Beaverton,Oregon
nancy w.	Portland, OR	October 1, 2008	i am particularly interested in getting oregon involved in compressed natural gas powered vehicles. utah has done it. why not us? there are 8 million CNG vehicles in the world, but only 150,000 of them are in America. what's wrong with this picture?
Alpbert P.	Scappoose, OR	October 1, 2008	x
Carole S.	Lake Oswego, OR	October 1, 2008	x
Alan O.	Mcminnville, OR	October 1, 2008	x

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