Working toward more liberty for all people in Portland, OR and the surrounding area.
Multnomah County, OR
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Thank you to the candidates who responded to our questionnaire.
Question 8: What is your proposal for managing the homelessness crisis? What barriers to housing and employment would you support removing?
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Response to Question 8 from Josh Leake @joshforportland (City Council District 4 candidate).
(Quotes are copied verbatim from candidates’ responses to our survey and do not necessarily reflect the views of Multnomah Libertarians.)
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Thanks again to all candidates for running, and for those that took the time to respond to our questions!
You can find the candidates’ answers to all of our questions here (see tabs for different offices): docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
As long as we're banning deadly things from city hall, can we ban communism?
‘No one should fear for their safety’: Concealed firearms banned from Portland buildings
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Please pay attention to this @PortlandGov
#portland #oregon #prosperity #affordablehousing #smallbusiness #bigbusiness
Many of the things that make a country rich are invisible.
You can’t see or touch property rights, the rule of law or the ease of doing business. That makes them easy to overlook.
People talk about natural resources, but pay much less attention to whether ordinary people can start and run businesses without facing senseless rules and regulations.
People are much more willing to invest when their property is protected and the same rules apply to everyone, including politicians.
If you’re afraid an official could take your land or shut down your business, you’re going to think twice before risking your savings.
A country can have plenty of natural resources and still make it hard for its people to prosper.
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This is actually the law.
Imagine if we acted like it.
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Oregon election officials say a system update accidentally exposed mock election results to Google, including the Kotek–Drazan race.
Officials confirm the numbers weren't real votes. The data has since been cleared and access restricted.
Election transparency matters.
oregonlive.com/politics/2026…
