Waynden, Bynum become extras in the mayoralty

Oregon City, Ore. (Koin)-more than 1000 people-to-shoulder people in Belina, on the ground and of folding chairs-the Klakamas College College in Oregon for City Hall with Oregon Senator Ron Wayden and the US reputation Jenel Baynum.

Some of the attendees, such as G. Thomas Williams, have told Koin 6 News that they are on line for hours, just to make sure they have joined the event at 5:30 pm.

“I did not vote to choose this president, but I am still an American citizen. He is still my president and still presents me and made promises that I wanted to make sure,” Williams said. “17% of my income comes from overtime, and he promised to remove overtime taxes. I’m not a server. I don’t get advice. But there are many people who expect to get taxes on their advice, income.”

The crowd – another in a series of packed mayoralties with elected employees in Oregon and elsewhere throughout the country – wants to understand what Wayden and Baynum and everyone else is doing to fight the Trump administration’s efforts in almost every area.

As one person said, “Everyone is afraid. Everyone is panicked and this affects physical and mental health. My question is, what can we actually do to stop this chaos?”

Many of those present want to see more action than the Democrats and they want it now.

“What will you do to troubleshoot our veteran and medicaid problem,” another person asked.

At one point bynum, in one of his first mayoralties, since he took office as 5 Oregon representatives, he tried to calm the fears.

“Everything will be fine,” she said. “It doesn’t feel that way. I hear you and I feel it will be fine.”

But the crowd did not have it, he stepped back – “It won’t be good!”

Waynden told Koin 6 News that he is taking every topic with IRS on his task list soon.

“I am especially concerned about the fact that people get their recovery on time and receive a service in a quick way,” Wayden said. “I have a chance to get some changes when these hearing starts.”

Baynum said, “It’s really important to build the case law. It’s number 1. And to work through the courts and make sure we have the sentences that we need to return people to work to make sure that people’s services are involved.”

The attendees were angry with the Trump administration. Baynum said he was getting this.

“I think this is an important part of the leadership of telling people is to calm them down is to lower the temperature so that you can get to the point where you can actually be effective,” she said. “Some people are, you know, they will work out of their anger, but it’s not a sprint. It’s a marathon.”

Waydan and Baynum began their day at a college in the Lynn County Community. An employee told Koin 6 News that the mayor’s office was also “packed”.

Who is present, skipped Trump’s speech to Congress

On Tuesday, Wyden will be in Crook and Deschutes Counts for more open to all mayoralties.

The organizers said these are the largest places available to these four mayoralties on these dates, but space could be limited. In a recent mayoralty, Wyden attracted nearly 3,000 people, And many mayoralties in Oregon and elsewhere have seen overflowing crowds.

Earlier this week on the Capitol hill Widen Grill Dr Mehmet Oz during his hearing for confirmation to run the Medicare and Medicaid Services centers.

Waydan asked if he agreed “There should be homes for the elderly without nurses?” When Oz began his answer, saying, “This is a complicated question,” Widen interrupted.

“No, it’s not,” Waynden said. “We need a nurse in a nursing home. It’s not too complicated.”

Editor’s note: A larger version is said that Bynum will be with Wyden for all 4 mayoralties. Rep. Bynum will appear with Senator Widen only in Sunday mayoralties.

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