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Published
August 19, 2015

Greg Kesich: Strimling vs. Brennan: Sometimes voters just want a change

Portland mayoral candidates Ethan Strimling and Mike Brennan are quite similar, but the incumbency may be a disadvantage here.
Published
August 12, 2015

Greg Kesich: Who needs voters, when you’ve got super-PAC millions?

Our drift into oligarchy – a government run by a few wealthy families – puts democracy at risk.
Published
July 29, 2015

Greg Kesich: Paying waiters, waitresses a fair wage would serve them right

Most people work hard in every line of work, and they don't need little favors – tips – as motivation.
Published
July 22, 2015

Greg Kesich: It is time for Dechaine’s champions to lay case to rest

The Trial and Error group has exposed problems around the case but it has not exonerated Dechaine.
Published
July 15, 2015

Greg Kesich: With politics of Trump vs. pope, which side are you on?

The pontiff's compassionate stand against injustice should inspire us to turn against 'the Donald'-style love of money.
Published
July 8, 2015

Greg Kesich: Politics welcome at city diner, but leave mean streak outside

Civility once precluded the social media backlash that followed a campaign visit to Becky's last week.
Published
July 1, 2015

Greg Kesich: More action is needed to save asylum seekers from a dire fate

African immigrants who fled persecution are asking for help and we are failing to do the right thing.
Published
June 17, 2015

Greg Kesich: Anti-growth mindset leaves Portland with little to build upon

If we can't get together to build the housing this city needs, a lot of us won't be able to live here anymore.
Published
June 10, 2015

Greg Kesich: Information overload may be a conspiracy to dumb us down

With too many details to comprehend, we eliminate what doesn't fit with our preconceived notions.
Published
May 31, 2015

Greg Kesich: What’s under the hat?

Glenn Cummings, USM's new president, will have figure out the trick of making public higher education work in the information age.