Gov. Brown backlash part 2 – lockdown opposition grows

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Last week we reported a big growing list of opposition groups to Governor Kate Brown’s lockdown, and this week we had to issue a new list because of all the growing opposition.

 

• Beaverton’s Invictus Defense Academy gym has allowed customers to “peacefully protest” against the lockdown by working out inside the gym as a form of protest. The owner Chris Green told KOIN-TV , “I understand this is in the interest of health, But again, there’s a reasonableness standard. And again, what you’re doing is intentionally and recklessly crashing our economy.”

 

• The Oregon Chamber of Commerce has issued a striking statewide call to rescind the lockdown.  They issued a list of fixes including; for an immediate re-opening of all businesses, A $75 million Hospitality Relief fund, a freeze on all new taxes and fees, and more. Read more here.

 

• Klamath Falls restaurant, Casey’s, has remained open during the lockdown calling it a peaceful protest.  They received a red notice from OHSA.

 

• Protesters gathered outside Umatilla Courthouse on Dec 2nd to oppose the lockdown and call for re-opening businesses

 

• Bend voters held a rally against the lockdown, and it became national news when a public school teacher hurled insults at the protesters.

 

• House Republican Leader Christine Drazan pens Oregonian letter asking for a return to in-person learning and limits to the Governor’s abuse of emergency powers.

 

• Roughly 19 Central Oregon leaders wrote a letter urging Gov. brown to re-open schools

 

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