Bradbury's new title: Secretary of Stupidity?
By Rob Tornoe
Hillsboro retired farmer and businessman Jeff Duyck was forced to drop his candidacy for House District 29 because it turns out elections officials have been mistakenly telling him for years that he lives in the district.
The line separating the district runs through his 115-acre farm and Duyck's residence is on the wrong side of the boundary.
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How is this Bradbury's
How is this Bradbury's fault? It's the Washington County Elections Office which is incompetent, the SOS office just happened to catch their mistake and tell Duyck that he can't serve as State Rep in violation of the Oregon Constitution. Get your facts straight.
Idiot.
Bradbury drew the boundaries, Nick. Then again, you know that but are interested in defending the terminally ill in both body and head Bill Bradbury.
Outrageous Rudeness
Abraxia, you personal, nasty and rude attacked on Bradbury is both uncalled for and disgusting.
Keep it clean
Let's keep the conversation focused on Bradbury's job performance and leave his health off the table.
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All is not gold that glitters. 张家界旅游 A maiden with many wooers often chooses the worst.
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