The Narrative Is Falling Apart

The Narrative Is Falling Apart.

I scrolled through my feeds this morning the first thing that grabbed my attention was an Oregon teacher resigning because her students have become too much to handle.

I read a similar story the other day. 

I see Hillary Clinton being called out by foreign leaders for bashing Trump, again and again.

The Oregon legislature is pushing its tax plan down Oregon voters' throats again.

And gun owners in Oregon better beware, the extreme left is coming after your guns.

I had a guest on my podcast last night who said it perfectly.

“Oregonians are just done, I mean done with all of this.”

And not just conservatives.

Democrats are turning on their party.

Independents are rejecting the unfairness.

And non-affiliated voters are standing with us. 

The extreme left pushed too hard and for too long. 

I can tell conditions are about to implode by the viciousness and vile messages I get from my haters.

They are my signal that I’m dead center over the target, and they are doing everything they can to stop this movement.

The narrative is slipping out of the extreme left’s fingers, and they know it.

Don’t expect them to let down; desperation will cause them to double down instead.

Blindness is like that.

For decades, Oregonians have adopted the “Live and let live” mantra.

What we’ve discovered is that we lived while they manipulated.

While we trusted, they stole ground.

We raised our families while district boundaries changed.

They did a better job of messaging; we thought the truth would prevail sooner than it did.

But time has caught up with them.

The blinders are off.

The problem is, they already have the power.

They’ve also had plenty of practise, messaging, manipulating, and misdirecting the people of Oregon.

But what they don’t have is the people.

From French Glenn to Baker City.

From Port Orford to Medford.

From Mitchel to Monmouth, people are waking up.

That rugged individualist, pioneer spirit that seeded Oregon is being resurrected. 

So put a smile on your face and armor over your heart.

Keep your eyes wide open, be vigilant but with a smile.

Fear is not in the makeup of a true Oregonian.

Our secret weapon is the truth, and it alone will set us free.