Politics
How Budget Cuts Could Affect The Evergreen State
The White House compiled the numbers from federal agencies and its own budget office. The numbers reflect the impact of the cuts this year. Unless Congress acts by Friday, $85 billion in cuts are set to take effect from March-September.
Pot-Related Bills Advance In State Legislature
Two marijuana-related bills advanced Thursday in Olympia, with legislative committees giving their OK to one measure that would block police from arresting medical marijuana patients and another that would let people have misdemeanor pot convictions erased.
Ore. Democrats Hope Obama Has Long Coattails
Oregon isn’t likely to determine the outcome of the presidential election this year, but the race for the White House could sway the outcome of other races in Oregon.
Ryan: Obama Needs To Pick A Side In Chicago Teachers’ Strike
Anyone who says the presidential campaigns ignore Oregon is flat out wrong. They spend plenty of time here — looking for money, if not for votes.
The 2012 AM 1090 Forum Video Is Now Live
If you missed it, or if you want to re-live it, you can watch it right now. We’ve split it into 2 parts. To see Part 1, click HERE. To see Part 2, click HERE.
Opinion: Florida’s Voter Purge Attempts To Stifle Democrats and Minorities
Elected officials would do well to remember that it is the job of the voters to pick their representatives, it is not the job of elected officials to pick who gets to vote.
Norm Is Serving Justice On Lying Politicians On Today’s Norman Goldman Show!
Today on the radio, justice is served on lying politicians; gasoline prices; silly political sideshows; Senior Legal Analyst time; guns and law enforcement; guns and Mexico and politics; plus the housing crisis and what is […]
Today Norm Is Serving Justice On Us On The Norman Goldman Show
Today on the radio, justice is served on us! At the risk of sounding like a preacher or a motivational speaker, I want to “go positive” and offer you some thoughts to consider on the […]
The Equal Pay Burden?
This week in Washington, the United States Senate took up a bill that should be a non-controversial idea; that women and men should be paid equally for equal work. Mitt Romney’s campaign issued a statement […]
Opinion: Walker’s Recall Victory Speaks Louder Than Protesters
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker’s blowout victory in his state’s recall election on Tuesday was predicted by virtually every poll taken prior to the election. He was the third to face a recall and the first […]








