This week children's toys are a bit safer and the Erickson campaign is stirring up controversy at local county fairs. Here are this week's Winners & Losers.
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Oregon Domestic Partnership LawsThe U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed the action filed by conservative activists looking to repeal the recently passed domestic partnership laws in Oregon. Don't hold your're breath, they are certain to be back next election cycle. |
Mike EricksonIrritating organizers at local county fairs by distributing his literature outside designated areas, some wonder when consistency will become a part of the Erickson campaign. |
Darlene HooleyBefore departing for retirement, the Oregon Congresswoman ensured that small children's toys will be free of harmful chemicals like phthalates. |
Gordon Smith/John McCainBoth candidates act as thought Smith's departure as McCain's honorary campaign chairman is no big deal. |
Sam AdamsProving that consensus is better than controversy, the Portland Mayor-elect is doing all he can to prevent a rerun of Chavez street renaming debacle. |
Jeff MerkleyCaught on tape behind on current events, maybe the US Senate candidate should invest in an iPhone with internet. |
Craig RobinsonThe potential next First Brother-in-Law, Robinson will introduce his sister, Michelle Obama, at the Democratic National Convention in Denver. |
Oregon Donors to John EdwardsCalling his $2300 "a waste of time and energy" to the Willamette Week, Portland attorney and former Edwards campaign co-chair Bob Stoll shows his regrets. |
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