Oregon Considered
Political Retaliation Downs North Bend Airport Bill
July 12, 2005
In any state legislature, the rule of you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours is so common it goes without saying. The flip side of that rule--retaliation for snubs and offenses--normally remains quiet and unspoken.
That's not the case with a proposal in Salem to expand the North Bend air.
Republican leaders in the Oregon House are not shy about the fact the plan appears dead because a Democrat from Coos Bay didn't cooperate with them on the issue of education funding.
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