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lmp1pdx.bsky.social @lmp1pdx.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

You seem REALLY excited to share with the class. Why don't you go ahead and detail why @kanalforportland.bsky.social , didn't get the @portlanddsa.bsky.social endorsement in 2024. You seem to be implying that the chapter doesn't support one of their most visible and effective elected comrades.

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Imaginary Internet Guy @internetguy.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

I live in District 2. Kanal has used mastery Robert's rules and the law of concil to free up millions for Parks, maintenance and other priorities. Ryan has tried to sell every public asset we've got to whatever dipshit is willing to throw pennies at it. I'm going to give my man his accolades.

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Rockom Sockom NoBots @rockom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

I'd bump Avalos and Kanal but otherwise a reasonable take.

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Owl_Sounds @owl-sounds.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Portland: I never got my new member orientation package.

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Voline @voline.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

When Multnomah County voters passed a new program to tax the wealthy to pay for Preschool 4 All, you stood up for your rich friends and tried to kill it. That's why you're tied with Drazen while Merkley isn't threatened at all.

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Mitch Green @councilorgreen.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Disappointing outcome for the Zenith ISQ transfer deal but we have one more opportunity today to address safety & fuels at the CEI Hub. Tell Council we need clear, actionable language, a directive to redefine the use of “fuels” in the text & a data-driven approach to draw down the fuel at the Hub.

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Transit Maps @transitmap.net · 01/10/2026

Looking back through my records, in 2021 I could send a 27" long tube with a print in it to Denver by guaranteed Priority Mail for $8.85. It now costs $17.57 for the same tube (including a $4.50 surcharge because tubes are inherently long) and it takes forever to get there. JFC.

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Transit Maps @transitmap.net · 01/10/2026

As a small business owner, I'm starting to wonder why I even bother with Priority Mail. It used to be a guaranteed delivery within two days, now it just gets there... whenever. I've currently got "priority" prints going to Denver from Portland that have been in the postal network for 10 days.

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PDX Hackerspace @pdxhackerspace.org · 20h

Our October newsletter: a fresh start for sewing, better electronics benches, four robot arms, and a month of workshops and meetups. Building useful things and sharing what we learn at PDX Hackerspace. pdxhackerspace.org/newsletter/2...

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ericjanssen.bsky.social @ericjanssen.bsky.social · 19h

Well, that’s a change from his desperately trying to say that a not-war in Portland and Minneapolis WAS one…

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Ron Filipkowski @ronfilipkowski.bsky.social · 20h

Trump says a war is not a war, therefore the War Powers Act doesn’t apply. Trump says political ads are not ads they are “public service announcements,” therefore the laws banning the use of taxpayer $ don’t apply. The gangster govt changes the meaning of words to avoid the law

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Retiredrph @retiredrph.bsky.social · 18h

FLU VAX! Most pharmacies have online vaccine signups. Or walk in, be a little patient. In Portland, OR: OHSU, LeCare, Costco, CVS, Sav-on…others. OR go to Pfizer site here www.vaxassist.com Moderna here products.modernatx.com/finder #vaccines #flu #covid19 #rsv

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Daniel Suitor @danielsuitor.com · 18h

Complaints have limited legal value outside their case, but the one suing for the murder of Renee Good is an important cultural document. It tracks a grand opera of horror and hate that culminated in the death of a woman at the hands of her government. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

CASE 0:26-cv-04231-LMP-DJF Doc. 1 Filed 10/01/26 Page 1 of 149
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA
BRENT GANGER, as Trustee for the Next of
Kin of RENEE NICOLE MACKLIN GOOD,
Deceased, and REBECCA GOOD,
Plaintiffs,
v.
JONATHAN ROSS, individually; STEPHEN
MILLER, individually; KRISTI NOEM,
individually; COREY R. LEWANDOWSKI,
individually; THOMAS D. HOMAN,
individually; TODD LYONS, individually;
GREGORY BOVINO, individually; and JOHN
DOE FEDERAL AGENTS 1–10, individually,
Defendants.
Case No. ________________
COMPLAINT
INTRODUCTION
1.
On the morning of January 7, 2026, Renee Nicole Macklin Good (“Renee”),
a thirty-seven-year-old United States citizen, poet, and mother of three, dropped her six
year-old son off at school, drove home through her own south Minneapolis neighborhood,
and stopped her car in the middle of Portland Avenue. Federal immigration agents were
operating there. They were masked, as was their practice throughout Operation Metro
Surge. Renee honked her horn to warn her neighbors. Her partner got out and began to
film. Renee stayed behind the wheel. She was not the target of any investigation, and she
was breaking no law that any federal officer had authority to enforce. Numerous vehicles,

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Kate Kaye @katekaye.bsky.social · 17h

2. It is not known whether ALPR data is included in what Portland Police sends to LexisNexis Public Safety Data Exchange Database (PSDEX). Even though LexisN does supply ALPR data, I have not found info indicating that ALPR data from PPB’s license plate readers is funneled to Accurint or PSDEX.

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Kate Kaye @katekaye.bsky.social · 17h

I do expect Portland's new Office of Data and Privacy to help answer some of these technical questions and address these sorts of gaps in policy that allow unwanted or prohibited data sharing about people in Portland and their whereabouts. Again here's my roundup: redtailmedia.org/2026/09/07/f...

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Flock in Portland? Here’s What We Know about Police License Plate Readers in PDX

Amid the surging anti-Flock and anti-surveillance tech backlash, here’s what we know about Portland Police use of automated license plate reader tech.

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Kate Kaye @katekaye.bsky.social · 17h

As someone who has covered data brokers & data use for decades, I recognize these nuances seem trivial or as though they miss the forest for the trees. Data buying & selling hinges on minor legal distinctions to comply w & circumvent data regs, however weak they are.

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Kate Kaye @katekaye.bsky.social · 17h

Just updated my overview of Portland Police use of automated license plate readers to include some helpful reporting from Narimes Parakul for Feet in 2 Worlds & @investigatewest.bsky.social about bureau’s ALPR data sharing. The details are complex, but here’s what we do and don’t know:

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Flock in Portland? Here’s What We Know about Police License Plate Readers in PDX

Amid the surging anti-Flock and anti-surveillance tech backlash, here’s what we know about Portland Police use of automated license plate reader tech.

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Kate Kaye @katekaye.bsky.social · 17h

1. Though PPB uses Motorola’s Vigilant Solutions license plate readers, it is not known whether data captured by PPB’s Motorola ALPR devices is shared into the data Vigilant Solutions sells through the Thomson Reuters CLEAR data partnership.

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Kate Kaye @katekaye.bsky.social · 17h

I want to reiterate I'm not trying to explain away the importance of license plate reader data sharing with feds or other law enforcement. But data sharing is insanely complex and if we want policy (here in PDX or elsewhere) that actually recognizes nuances we must understand these pesky details.

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Tom Toro @tbtoro.bsky.social · 16h

Spooky season kickoff, for @pdxparent.bsky.social 🧙‍♀️🏈

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Women in Science PDX @womeninsciencepdx.bsky.social · 16h

What if the problem isn’t the pitch, but who decides whether it’s good? 👀 When decision-makers share similar perspectives, “the best idea won” may deserve more scrutiny. 💬 Where have you seen groupthink shape which ideas get heard? Source 👉️ buff.ly/pp56bRi #WISPDX #WomenInSTEM #genderbias

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Eric Berg @ericbergpdx.bsky.social · 16h

Keith Wilson timeline. Fall, 2024: Election as mayor to end unsheltered homelessness; Spring, 2025: Open Portland’s largest shelter; Spring, 2026: Announce closure of Portland’s largest shelter. www.msn.com/en-us/news/o...

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LIke all Canuck fans, I hate the Canucks. @palkyrie.bsky.social · 16h

In PORTLAND? Clearly this never happened before 2020, right? Nobody has ever reeked of weed on Tri-Met before 2020, obviously! /s

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YIMBY Liberation Front @burnstony.bsky.social · 16h

Cities inside urban growth boundaries must now permit up to six SRO units on any lot where a detached single-unit home is allowed. Cities must also allow higher-density SROs in multifamily zones consistent with existing density standards.

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A Portland room rental pilot puts new Oregon SRO rules to the test

Oregon’s SRO law requires cities to allow SROs, Portland is piloting incentives and $200 weekly rent caps for spare rooms.

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io @theytalksong.bsky.social · 16h

I’m participating in Four Decades Without Driving. I haven’t been in a car even as a passenger since June. The Trimet cuts are truly disastrous and have made my daily life and commute markedly more difficult and dangerous.

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Give Me An Axe @givemeanaxe.bsky.social · 16h

@councilortkl.bsky.social is the only elected person ive ever encountered in the wild. Not at an event or in the course of their campaigns or jobs, just. Naturally. Without pretext. And it was because we were on the same trimet bus.

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Kat Mahoney @kmahoneylaw.com · 16h

Huge shoutout to Portland City Councilors Angelita Morillo and Mitch Green for riding TriMet completely unscathed It remains a scientific marvel how they survive a catastrophic, traumatic "brush of the sleeve" from a passing commuter unlike Rene Gonzalez, who barely survived being slightly grazed

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Real Benisons @realbenisons.bsky.social · 16h

Was just there yesterday, headed to the Barbur Safeway Have one specific ask for you and @trimet.bsky.social Put a bus stop near SW Lincoln and 1st to help people connect with the Orange line and the multiple bus lines that stop a block uphill, the MAX has been there ten years already

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SometimesPDX @sometimespdx.bsky.social · 15h

Fringe faith healing religious groups (like Katy Cornell's ministry) can be very dangerous and do lots of harm to unsuspecting and trusting congregants. States need laws to protect people from harm from this kind of medical malpractice. bsky.app/profile/some...

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SometimesPDX @sometimespdx.bsky.social · 16h

As a last resort, Katy does allow people to go to a licensed medical professional but she discourages it. bsky.app/profile/some...

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SometimesPDX @sometimespdx.bsky.social · 16h

I also believe in protecting children from abusive and dangerous homes. While Katy Cornell advocates for safer homes by protecting kids from parents who abuse drugs, she's also part of a faith healing community that doesn't believe in taking your kids to the hospital and instead praying for healing.

Image of white woman in a kitchen. Katy Cornell for State Representative post: As a mom, there are some issues that cut right to the heart. This is one of them.
No child should be left in a dangerous home where fentanyl, meth or other deadly drugs put their life at risk. We can have compassion for parents struggling with addiction. We can help them get clean, get back on their feet and work toward bringing their family back together.
But the safety of the child has to come first.
When the warning signs are there, our laws and our state agencies need to protect children before tragedy strikes. We should never have to look back after a child dies and ask why more wasn't done.
I believe we can support parents, work to keep families together when it is safe, and still draw a firm line when a child's life is in danger.
As your representative, I will always put the safety of our children first and work to give every child the opportunity to grow up safe, healthy and surrounded by people who love them.
Together, let's fix what's broken and protect what matters most.

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bellsvelma.bsky.social @bellsvelma.bsky.social · 15h

They’re here! helmet haired, baby voice Drazen ad for Oregon governor ends with concerned white women sharing communion in NW Portland… be afraid 😳

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SometimesPDX @sometimespdx.bsky.social · 15h

Far-right Clackamas County Clerk candidate, Mark Reaksecker, was also at the event endorsing Rhodes for sheriff. bsky.app/profile/some...

Mark Reaksecker post: I was at The Grove in Milwaukie with Lori Hisington Reaksecker . We had a great time at the meet and greet for Sheriff James Rhodes. He exudes confidence, is a great sp— with Dan Warner and Rika Warner.… See more

Image of 2 elderly white men in a restaurant.

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SometimesPDX @sometimespdx.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Benthin (AKA Tocs Ben-teen) is the administrator for the Clackamas County Crime Watch facebook group and he's been posting up a storm in favor of Rhodes' candidacy and was at the campaign rally. If you're sheriff, are you allowed to campaign in your sheriff's uniform?

Newspaper clipping
Volunteer deputy arrested in...
in Lake Oswego. Scott Lee Benthin, 47, of Beavercreek was booked into the Clackamas County Jail and was released on his own recognizance. He is to appear in Lake Oswego Municipal Court on two counts of public indecency, a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by a maximum of one year in jail and a $6,250 fine. Benthin, an architect with an office in downtown Oregon City, turned himself into Lake Oswego police Thursday morning following an investigation by detectives. Sheriff Craig Roberts immediately suspended Benthin from the reserves, blocking his access to sheriff's office facilities and confidential information. Deputy Joel manly, sheriff's office spokesman, said... ...an unblemished 11-year service with the reserves that, he had volunteered... ...year with the sheriff's posse, which is call.. ...search-and-rescue oper...

Image of bald man with moustache.

CCCW page post by Tocs Ben-teen: The grove meet and greet, A great evening at The Grove with Sheriff James Rhodes. It started with a packed house and standing room only to listen and ask questions abou...

Image of white man and woman. Man wearing sheriff's uniform

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SometimesPDX @sometimespdx.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

I believe the man circled on the left is Scott Benthin, the disgraced Clackamas County Sheriff's Deputy who was fired for flashing his genitals at women in parks. So nice that he came to support Rhodes for Clackamas County Sheriff. Maybe Rhodes will post that endorsement on his website?

crowd in a restaurant with sheriff standing and talking. Sign: "elect Sheriff Rhodes. Elderly balding man circled in blue.

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pnwpolicyangel aka Angelita 👼 @pnwpolicyangel.bsky.social · 15h

Me and Mitch just offered a policy with the biggest tax break for small businesses. Way more transformative than waiving a pool table fee or whatever the other allegedly pro business candidates are offering. I do just need to point that out.

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demi 🪄 @deminlawrence.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

i’m gonna say something controversial then log off for the night but it needs to be said i have met w/ ~half dozen rly honest + good small biz people recently who said they agree with DSA on everything ideologically, but struggle to trust certain councilors bc of a huge lack of communication/care

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demi 🪄 @deminlawrence.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

there is a lot of room for Portland DSA to pick voters from the pool of small biz owners who: 1) fucking hate PMC 2) see the blatant pay to play of the business community and want an alternative 3) do free work on their own to support community via helping other owners, engaging in mutual aid, etc

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Mitch Green @councilorgreen.bsky.social · 16h

I’m participating in Week Without Driving. We need to fight like hell to get the transit funding our communities deserve. Fellow electeds - please join me in riding the bus this week so you can see first hand what it’s like when we fail to fully invest in transit. See you on the 12?

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Councilor Angelita Morillo @councilormorillo.bsky.social · 14h

I believe in proactive policymaking. That’s why I requested that both the City’s and industry reports be shared with the public so everyone can see the risks, projections, & uncertainties.

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Councilor Angelita Morillo @councilormorillo.bsky.social · 15h

Today, our agenda includes two proposals about the CEI Hub. One would update zoning and building rules to lower disaster risks. The other would require a 20% cut in fuel storage by 2036. You can join us at this link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGDk...

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J. Wychodeski @deserteyelid.bsky.social · 14h

If PPB is providing data (including "flock type" alpr) to LexisNexis then they are providing it to ICE and the Feds. A restrictive data policy is clear and consise, that's why everything we ever see is not. We need this for PPB, but also for Portland broadly, to include commercial surveillance.

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Guardian US @us.theguardian.com · 28/09/2026

Gone are the mass raids and militarized metro operations. Gone are the pomp and pageantry. But ICE arrests have hit record levels. ICE operations are no longer concentrated in large American cities. Immigration enforcement officials are also working in suburban and rural areas, all across the US.

A map of the United States that shows immigration arrests per 100,000 people since ICE's new enforcement strategy began under DHS secretary Markwayne Mullin.

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Guardian US @us.theguardian.com · 28/09/2026

ICE is now lying in wait outside convenience stores, or at busy intersections. Agents are arresting people at international airports. Local police and sheriffs, deputized by the federal government, are detaining immigrants during traffic stops. ICE is now detaining more immigrants than ever before.

A chart that shows a timeline of ICE immigration enforcement against different significant events (Los Angeles raids, Minneapolis and Chicago raids), with a line in late March 2026 that says "New enforcement strategy begins" before a peak of over 1,500 daily arrests in July 2026.

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kenofseattle @kenofseattle.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

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🖤 @soothingsatan.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

That committee is a performative money sink to keep the masses quiet about it.

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🖤 @soothingsatan.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Kotek has had the opportunity for 3 years and did nothing. Work requirement was just implemented and why would that stop OHP becoming a state option, with other, employed folks paying in? Shes better than Drazan. But shes still a status quo.

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🖤 @soothingsatan.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Why haven't we made OHP open to everyone in the state? We have the majority and yet....

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Black Cloud Six @blackcloudsix.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

I knew a couple ”leaders” like Hegseth. Hated by virtually everyone, toxic, dangerous, and stupid. An officer that you couldn’t place in charge of soldiers. Totally off the rails. We weed guys like this out very quickly….usually.

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Mitch Green @councilorgreen.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

In the meantime, check out my site that has a lot of info about this proposal.

portland.gov

Fair Share Tax

400 Mega Corporations pay more, 18,000 small businesses get tax relief

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