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OPB Politics Now: Gov. Brown's Critics, Orlando And Gender Non-Binary

By Geoff Norcross (OPB), Jeff Mapes (OPB) and Julie Sabatier (OPB)
June 16, 2016 10:48 p.m.
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People embrace prior to a vigil for victims of the attack on a gay nightclub in Orlando in Portland's Mississippi neighborhood on Friday, June 16, 2016.

People embrace prior to a vigil for victims of the attack on a gay nightclub in Orlando in Portland's Mississippi neighborhood on Friday, June 16, 2016.

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OPB reporters Jeff Mapes and Kristian Foden-Vencil, and Oregonian/OregonLive Capitol reporter Hillary Borrud join host Geoff Norcross to dig into the criticism heaped on Oregon Gov. Kate Brown lately from scathing newspaper editorials and letters from fellow politicians.

Also, how have Oregon leaders reacted to the deadly shooting in Orlando? Plus, a ruling this week allowed a transgender person to legally claim "gender non-binary" rather than checking a "male" or "female" box on a DMV form.

And our "That's So Oregon" segment includes a new video from a passive-aggressive Oregon PAC and a bike thief thwarted by an expertly wielded lasso.


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