Brad Reed
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33% of people think I'm fun at parties.
he/him #Oregon
Our state government will focus on more quickly deploying low-cost fuels for getting around (electricity still the cheapest!) ⚡️ and building out batteries and renewable energy for resilience and sustainable growth.
Gov. Kotek orders state agencies to move faster on clean energy projects, electrification • Oregon Capital Chronicle
A new order from Gov. Tina Kotek directs agencies to create policies that will accelerate by 2027 clean energy projects, transmission.
oregoncapitalchronicle.com
November 25, 2025 at 7:58 PM
Our state government will focus on more quickly deploying low-cost fuels for getting around (electricity still the cheapest!) ⚡️ and building out batteries and renewable energy for resilience and sustainable growth.
We're moving forward. Oregon refuses to be dragged down by expensive, polluting fossil fuels and the federal government's attempt to prop up coal, oil, and methane with our tax dollars.
Latest Kotek climate order aims to speed up Oregon’s clean energy transition
The executive order seeks to accelerate wind and solar energy and energy storage, energy efficiency and the transition to clean fuels in Oregon.
www.oregonlive.com
November 25, 2025 at 7:58 PM
We're moving forward. Oregon refuses to be dragged down by expensive, polluting fossil fuels and the federal government's attempt to prop up coal, oil, and methane with our tax dollars.
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No matter where we look: Religious identity, racial and cultural resentment, attitudes towards the religious/racial/cultural pluralization of American society are dividing the country - and shaping the political conflict- much more strongly than education polarization.
November 17, 2025 at 3:03 PM
No matter where we look: Religious identity, racial and cultural resentment, attitudes towards the religious/racial/cultural pluralization of American society are dividing the country - and shaping the political conflict- much more strongly than education polarization.
Reposted by Brad Reed
Yes, Trump dominates among the *white* working class (if defined as people without a college degree). But even here, religion played a key role: In 2024, about 86 percent of non-college white evangelicals voted for Trump – vs. only a minority of the non-evangelical white working class.
November 17, 2025 at 2:53 PM
Yes, Trump dominates among the *white* working class (if defined as people without a college degree). But even here, religion played a key role: In 2024, about 86 percent of non-college white evangelicals voted for Trump – vs. only a minority of the non-evangelical white working class.
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The tribune of the poor, the downtrodden? Studies clearly indicate that Trump’s most ardent supporters, especially in poorer areas, are, by local standards, quite wealthy / financially stable. Economic anxieties are mostly downstream from anxieties over racial and cultural status.
November 17, 2025 at 2:52 PM
The tribune of the poor, the downtrodden? Studies clearly indicate that Trump’s most ardent supporters, especially in poorer areas, are, by local standards, quite wealthy / financially stable. Economic anxieties are mostly downstream from anxieties over racial and cultural status.