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Should Oregon's first spouse have a role in policy decisions?
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Should Oregon's first spouse have a role in policy decisions?

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Kimmy Wasatch
Kimmy Wasatch

Spouse has no standing in government and Gov Kotek should resign like Kitzhaber. Just another example of pushing dem, liberal and lgbtq policies on citezens. Again, you get what you vote for.

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Deb Kizer Dyck
Deb Kizer Dyck

Her "spouse" has NOT been voted in. Why should she have a say in anything more than a single vote just like each Oregonian?!

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MaryLou R Haffner
MaryLou R Haffner

We are to avoid all appearance of potential wrong doing. This is especially important when public office is held.

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Alma and Bruce Miller
Alma and Bruce Miller

It is wrong and we the people are sick of this double standard BS you get voted in and it's never good enough you have to add in all these extra agenda's. No

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Bendlover
Bendlover

Was the first spouse voted in? I didn't think so...

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Kevin Crabtree
Kevin Crabtree

did not vote this person into a leadership position

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Lisa Perkins
Lisa Perkins

She is her wife and was not the one voted into office

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k san
k san

Prob'ly not. She was not voted on.

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Lee Gee
Lee Gee

She is stepping out of her elected roll. She is being every hypocritical in that she apposed Kitshopper why should she be any better. Her and her partner need to go.

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Mark Mueller
Mark Mueller

Appears to be more "self serving" corruption in our government.

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Brian Klein
Brian Klein

I'm not sure why it would be so.

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Latterdaysaint
Latterdaysaint

Better yet how about resign

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