Sen. Ron Wyden's Town Hall At David Douglas High School

A large crowd fills the gymnasium at David Douglas High School in Southeast Portland for a town hall with Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., Saturday, Feb. 25, 2017.

Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden has held more than 800 town halls duirng his career in the U.S. Senate. He thinks the firing of FBI Director James Comey "stinks." — 1 of 7
Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden has held more than 800 town halls duirng his career in the U.S. Senate. He thinks the firing of FBI Director James Comey "stinks."
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Ed Nordstrom, 88, and wife Donna, 90, who moved to Portland from Indiana a year ago, visit with Terry O'Rourke, 63, who relocated from San Francisco last spring, before the town hall begins. A diabetic, O’Rourke said his medical alert service dog, a yellow lab named Norm, lets him know when his blood sugar gets too low. He is concerned about the rising price of insulin: "The drug companies are parasites.” Donna Nordstrom said she wants Wyden to tell her “how to curtail ‘King Trump.’" — 3 of 7
Ed Nordstrom, 88, and wife Donna, 90, who moved to Portland from Indiana a year ago, visit with Terry O'Rourke, 63, who relocated from San Francisco last spring, before the town hall begins. A diabetic, O’Rourke said his medical alert service dog, a yellow lab named Norm, lets him know when his blood sugar gets too low. He is concerned about the rising price of insulin: "The drug companies are parasites.” Donna Nordstrom said she wants Wyden to tell her “how to curtail ‘King Trump.’"
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