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August 4, 2009News ReleaseNew Poll Shows Most Oregonians Back Legislature’s Tax Measures
June 9, 2009Fact SheetRaise Revenue or Deepen the Pain
April 29, 2009News ReleaseCongressional Budget Is Good News for Oregonians
February 27, 2009Fact SheetHow Will the Federal Recovery Package Help Struggling Oregonians and the State's Economy?
February 18, 2009Fact SheetSB 461 Helps Low-income Workers Gain Job Skills, Strengthens Oregon’s Workforce
February 13, 2009News ReleaseEconomic Recovery Package Offers Fiscal Help to Oregon
November 2, 2008CommentaryFired Up and Ready to Go End Poverty
October 4, 2008CommentaryHands Off Our School Children’s Recession Cookie Jar
May 30, 2008CommentaryLeave No Teacher Behind, If You Want the Best Schools
April 18, 2008News ReleaseWalden and Hooley Act to Protect Oregon Against Medicaid Cuts
April 14, 2008Fact SheetNew Medicaid Regulations Will Reduce Federal Health Care Dollars to Oregon
April 8, 2008News ReleaseNew Data Shows Oregon’s Wealthiest Pulling Away From the Rest
March 14, 2008News ReleaseOregon Doubles Its Venture Capital Without Income Tax Break
February 21, 2008News ReleasePresident's Proposed Budget Cuts Would Hurt Oregonians and Shift Costs to State
January 31, 2008CommentaryOregon Lottery Scratch-its: The New Joe Camel
December 19, 2007CommentaryA New Year’s Resolution for Oregon: A Mobile, Living Billboard
October 26, 2007Issue BriefThe 2007 Kicker: Wrongheaded, Unjust, Costly, and a Federal Tax Increase
October 18, 2007News ReleaseOregon is Poorly Prepared to Weather a Recession
August 31, 2007ReportAn Economy for the Few
June 19, 2007CommentaryA Ladder to the Moon
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