You Failed Miserably, Admit It

The Blame Game: Just Admit You Failed Miserably.

I see where the Governor of Oregon and her “mob” are trying to blame the minority party for the failures of the last session and the government running Oregon into the ground.

It’s laughable but not funny.

Let’s be honest, the Republicans in Oregon have no real power.

Oh, they strategized this session and slowed the loss of blood, but in the big picture, the Democrats own the process and simply got caught with their pants down.

But to now try to blame the powerless for decades of mismanagement is a joke.

For DECADES, one party has been driving the ship, and now it’s trying to point the finger away from itself and onto a party that has so little power.

The general public may buy it because it’s easier to go along than to ask questions.

The list of failures from just this session is so long that if I wrote them all in this blog, none of you would read it anymore.

This is typical behavior.

What is maddening is the favored party in Oregon keeps digging a deeper hole, and voters continue to blindly vote “D” and wonder what the Hell is happening to the state.

I believe this time, it’s too late.

The governor and her minions push too hard.

It’s not surprising that the average voter in Oregon is uninformed about what’s being done to them.

Blind trust of anyone who has a “D” in front of their name is customary, and if people refuse to wake up will be the end of Oregon as we know it.

Oregonians truly want balance, and right now, politically speaking, Oregon is failing.

I believe the governor and her “team” are underestimating Oregonians.

The governor is banking on false virtue to sway the voters, again.

She wants voters to feel virtuous, but the results are anything but.

Too many are looking at their savings accounts, examining education statistics, asking the question “is this sustainable,”  and looking at the mismanagement and saying “WTH?”

I get thousands of responses to blogs like this and questions from people who use their heads, not just their heart’s to make a decision.

Real leaders take responsibility for their failures.

Governor Kotek, you know your next election is in jeopardy.

I’m sure the polls show you and your mob are in trouble.

Keep blaming your critics, and you will find yourself the head of some nameless non-profit, and your record as governor will be in the history books next to former Oregon failed Governor Kate Brown, listed as Oregon’s worst ever.