SALEM — On Tuesday, in her first testimony since her inauguration, Governor Tina Kotek urged the Oregon State Legislature to pass $155 million to reduce homelessness in all regions of Oregon.

Kyle Bailey is the news director for News Radio 93-9 FM and 1240 KQEN.

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Kyle Bailey is the news director for News Radio 93-9 FM and 1240 KQEN.

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mword
mword

So many good Christians in the comment section of the N-R.

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pwchoices
pwchoices

The homeless can’t wait for their $1,000 monthly checks. They won’t have to rob people to pay for their drugs, booze and sex.

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Clearlyu2
Clearlyu2

Here we go down the rabbit hole

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Huge bbfan
Huge bbfan

If throwing money at the homeless problem worked it wouldn't be a problem. I'm sure that someone benefits from all this money, but it's never been the homeless.

I know you don't, but do you ever wonder why, if the democrats were the answer to all of Oregon's problems 🤔, why do we have problems? After all, they have been in tyrannical control of Oregon for over 40 years.

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PlantBasedChef
PlantBasedChef

I agree 100%.

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UrsulaMajor
UrsulaMajor

It isn't homelessness that's the problems - it's the drug addiction.

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kaydee44
kaydee44

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