Rep. Dwayne Yunker HD3

I am officially running again for House District 3. Salem is broken, and I’m not done fighting for families, freedom, and common sense. Stop the insanity. Stand strong with a fighter. I need your support. Join the fight here: shorturl.at/XBsOv

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Drazan’s style: Backroom pressure. Insider politics. Power plays dressed up as leadership. OPB called her 2019 takeover of the House GOP caucus her “first coup.” Now we know they were right, because in 2024, she helped orchestrate another one. Rerun opb.org/news/article/o…

Drazan claims she stopped Kotek from raising the cost of living on Oregonians. But the record shows Drazan voted with Kotek on HB 2074 to raise the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program fee from $25 to $35. She also voted for SB 485, creating a new student-loan-servicer licensing bureaucracy funded by fees. That is how Salem raises the cost of living without calling it a tax: raise the fee, grow the bureaucracy, pass the cost down, and make Oregon families pay for it.

Kotek has been handing Christine Drazan defeats for years and now Drazan wants Republicans to believe she’s the one who can beat Kotek in November? Drazan led Republicans back, gave Democrats the quorum, and Oregon got Kotek’s congressional map. Losing!! opb.org/article/2021/0…

Christine Drazan’s Freedom Index score says it all: F. That is not a conservative record. That is a Salem record. When the votes are counted, Drazan’s record looks closer to Democrats than the taxpayers she claims to defend. More spending. More government. More costs passed down to Oregon families. She can campaign like a conservative, but her voting record got graded and it failed. #orpol #Drazan #Oregon #Diehl

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Drazan’s bad decisions always seem to cost taxpayers. She voted to use taxpayer dollars to help a billionaire with the Moda Center, and even former Blazer Chris Dudley disagreed with the vote. When regular Oregonians are struggling with rent, groceries, gas, and taxes, Drazan chose another Salem-style deal for the well-connected. That is not leadership. That is bad judgment with a taxpayer price tag.

Christine Drazan voted YES on HB 2526, a bill designating the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples’ Day. While conservatives were fighting back against woke efforts to rewrite history and erase American traditions, Drazan voted with Tina Kotek and the left. Columbus Day was not good enough for Salem’s woke crowd and Drazan went right along with them. That is not conservative leadership. That is voting with Kotek to replace tradition with the left’s agenda.

Christine Drazan voted YES with Tina Kotek on HB 3164, an ACLU-supported bill that weakened Oregon’s interfering-with-a-peace-officer law by removing refusal to obey an officer’s order as a way to commit the crime. The ACLU of Oregon supported it. Tina Kotek supported it. And Christine Drazan voted for it. When law enforcement needed backup, Drazan sided with Kotek and the ACLU’s soft-on-crime agenda. That is not “backing the blue.” That is helping Salem weaken the blue.

People say they want the truth, until the truth exposes their favorite candidate. They complain about politicians, bad votes, backroom deals, lies, backstabbing, and ugly behavior, right up until those facts point at the person they support. People say they hate the system, until the system protects their candidate. Then suddenly, you are not supposed to call out another Republican, because doing so would expose how their candidate acts in public and behind closed doors. Then the problem is not the conduct. The problem is the person willing to call it out. That tells you everything.

Drazan voted with Tina Kotek on HB 4213, a bill that told property owners and commercial landlords Salem could override their contracts. When small landlords and commercial property owners needed a defender, Drazan voted with Kotek’s eviction moratorium. Drazan says she’s pro-business, but she voted yes on HB 4213, Salem’s commercial eviction moratorium that put government between property owners and their contracts. AI Image

@JustAmyMcC @Rebekah81USA Drazan endorsed DBS not me

@RepYunker @Rebekah81USA So does your boy DBS but you don’t call him out? Are we only attacking women here or what?

Christine Drazan can run from Tina Kotek, but she can’t run from the roll call. When they served together, Drazan voted with Kotek roughly 80% of the time. #orpol #Drazan #Oregon #Diehl

Christine Drazan talks about homelessness like a Democrat. She says “houseless.” She says “more services.” She leans on non-profits, bureaucrats, and a top-down Salem approach. But when it comes to real accountability, nothing. That is the same failed model Oregon has already tried: more money, more programs, more non-profit contracts, more government management, and no real consequences for the chaos destroying our streets, parks, neighborhoods, and small businesses. Oregonians do not need Kotek’s homelessness agenda with a Republican label slapped on it. No accountability. No bottom-up local control. No new direction. Just Kotek-lite homelessness policy. #orpol #Oregon #Drazan #Diehl

Oregon families are already drowning in costs. A new report says infant child care in Oregon now averages $19,500 a year, up about 10% from last year, with Portland averaging $2,890 a month. Now the answer from the left is grow government. katu.com/news/local/ore…