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And yes, we have yet to save my hometown of Portland, Oregon.

It used to be a stunning place, livivable and green with active people running all over

the place. Running was a very, very big part of the city for decades. And now the only running that's

being done is by the mayor and district attorney who seemed to be running the place into the ground,

which is, it's very sad to have, you know, so many people who grew up

there, who visited there, have pristine memories of a city that was so special. And if you grew

up there, you didn't realize how different and unique it was until you visited other cities. And you

saw that they were kind of dirty. They didn't have

Mount Hood looming in the background and a vibrant music and art scene. And Portland has had all

those things. Many of those things have been stripped away because it is being overrun by

mentally ill homeless drug addicts who are unprosecutable.

Bail laws and prosecution have changed so much in the city that now it is, there are

sometimes violent criminals running rampant, terrorizing communities and police. And, you know, even for someone

like me who tends to be much more pro-criminal justice reform and pro-freedom, this is not freedom.

When you are compromising people's quality of life and their ability to freely associate,

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