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Would you shop at a store with workers on strike?
KTVZ Asked by KTVZ
809 Votes

Would you shop at a store with workers on strike?

Yes, I would.

3

No, I wouldn't!

8

Yes, I would.

3 Comments
Kenneth Emmrich
2
Kenneth Emmrich

Yes I will. It is unfortunate that the workers at Fred Meyer are in this position. I unfortunately was in a Union for 22 years. Unions don't pull the bottom up, they pull the top down. The Unions and their Officers are corrupt. I will shop there "especially" if they are on strike.

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Patrick Rogers
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Patrick Rogers

Sorry if the workers vote to go on strike but no matter what they do we all still need to purchase food in order to eat.

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Riley Turner
Riley Turner

I hear you. Are you positive there are no other options in your area for grocery shopping? Have you reached out to the grocer's union? They may have suggestions for people in your position.

Robert Northrup
1
Robert Northrup

Unions support the weak and lazy. Exceptional people rise to the top and don't need unions.

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No, I wouldn't!

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Oakley Taylor
2
Oakley Taylor

It is important to support these workers that are trying to make a better living. I would NEVER cross a picket line and I hope no one else will do that as well. Fred Meyer can afford a major remodel so of course, they can afford to give their workers better wages and benefits.

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Amy Young
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Amy Young

Raised Teamsters. Union strong.

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Brian Hanson
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Brian Hanson

I would never cross a picket line. I support workers trying to improve their working conditions. They need our support to help influence management

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Kerry Knouse
1
Kerry Knouse

I would not be a scab nor cross a picket line. Viable or not

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Cassidy Richey
0
Cassidy Richey

Grocery workers have really been essential to our Oregon communities. This has been an incredibly tough and dangerous time to be face to face with the public day in and day out through this pandemic. I value the work and risks taken by all grocery workers. They should be compensated for these risks.

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Gracie You
0
Gracie You

As someone overworked and under paid most of my life I support those that I can.

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Do you support the removal of the DEIA committee?
KTVZ Asked by KTVZ
290 Votes

Do you support the removal of the DEIA committee?

Yes

3

No

4

Yes

2 Comments
hawg dreamin
0
hawg dreamin

Everyone should be equal

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Latterdaysaint
0
Latterdaysaint

DEI is discrimination

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SunnySunshinestein
SunnySunshinestein

As a disabled person yourself, have you encountered discrimination when seeking employment?

No

3 Comments
wendy wiles
0
wendy wiles

We are going backwards, not forward, due to President Trump’s stand on DEI. Don’t forget, he blamed the recent crash outside DC on DEI. Seriously! Let’s be a kinder America and County, please.

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Latterdaysaint
Latterdaysaint

DEI is discrimination

Diane Springstead Cole
0
Diane Springstead Cole

As the parent of a disabled child, I want her to have every chance to receive equity with the laws that are passed by the county! She needs a committee she can count on to fight for her rights!

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Diane Springstead Cole
0
Diane Springstead Cole

As the parent of a disabled child, I want her to have every chance to receive equity with the laws that are passed by the county! She needs a committee she can count on to fight for her rights!

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Do you think Elon Musk should have access to treasury department payment systems?
KTVZ Asked by KTVZ
345 Votes

Do you think Elon Musk should have access to treasury department payment systems?

Yes

4

No

8

Yes

3 Comments
Michael Caligure
1
Michael Caligure

President Trump gave Mr. Musk the authority to look at the budget

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Rick McCollough
0
Rick McCollough

How best to find wasteful government spending than to go to the source of the payments. Musk isn’t going to stop or interfere with SS payments or any other social programs.

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k san
k san

He and his early 20-yr old hires already are making changes and have been given authority to those systems! It is a travesty!!

Latterdaysaint
0
Latterdaysaint

Of course he should have access, DOGE has saved 100 million dollars so far!

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No

7 Comments
Susan Brock
1
Susan Brock

Things are getting strange enough with now having a co-president.

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Latterdaysaint
Latterdaysaint

Elon musk and DOGE has about 100 million dollars so far!

k san
0
k san

Absolutely not!! He is not elected and Trump has taken away the authority of many departments and given it to a man who made a Naze salute at the inauguration. He is unfit and should NOT be allowed anywhere near the levers of power!

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k san
0
k san

Absolutely not!! He is not elected and Trump has taken away the authority of many departments and given it to a man who made a Naze salute at the inauguration. He is unfit and should NOT be allowed anywhere near the levers of power!

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JP
0
JP

Can you say, "ZIPDRIVES"! Elon now owns all of US. We are all now being saved by the richest man on the planet..... Hallelujah!!!

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Duane Wyman
0
Duane Wyman

No American 🇺🇲, elected Musk‼️

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Michael McKay
0
Michael McKay

That system is our most secure data system and a non elected, or person who has not been properly vetted should not have access to such a sensitive system.

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Michael McKay
0
Michael McKay

That system is our most secure data system and a non elected, or person who has not been properly vetted should not have access to such a sensitive system.

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