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Equal opportunity for all Oregonians

Putting average citizens first in all government actions

Maximize Oregonian's standard of living

Government encourages, rather than inhibits competition

Maximum access to plentiful jobs

Government that welcomes all non polluting industries

Fast and low cost transportation that is self financing

Ending government discrimination against cars.

Maximum opportunity for jobs creation

Limit regulations to those for safety and fraud prevention

Government based on sound principles and science

Outreach to ordinary people not special interests

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AMS Survey: 75% of Meteorologists DO NOT think most global warming is human induced!

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A survey of meterologists,  in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, found that “half of this sample [of meteorologists] disagreed with the consensus that “most of the warming since 1950 is very likely human-induced.” Just one-quarter of the sample agreed (16%) or strongly agreed (8%) with the statement. Clearly, many on-air meteorologists continue to question climate science. “ Journal of the AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY, October 2009  (DOI: 10.1175/2009BAMS2947.1),  page 1457  (Bold added)  (local copy)  There were 121 respondents. 94% of the respondents had at least one of the three major seals. Read more        watts up with that aricle  

 

Here is their summary of question 17: