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Congressman Greg Walden
Representative Greg Walden is from the 2nd District of Oregon. Walden is a member of the Republican Party. Greg Walden serves on the Resources Committee and the Energy and Commerce Committee.
According to the Associated Press, Congressman Greg Walden has made it official: he's not running for Governor in 2010. According to KTVZ, he told KBND radio that he can best help Oregon from DC: “But I’ve come to the conclusion that I can probably do more right now at the federal level,” he said, “because so much of the problems we are encountering starts and ends with what’s happening in Washington right now, with these high deficits killing...
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WASHINGTON — U. S. Rep. Greg Walden, R-Hood River, won’t run for Oregon governor, he announced Thursday.Walden, 52, is the only Republican in Oregon to hold federal office and was widely considered the GOP’s best candidate to re-take the governor’s seat in 2010.Given the weighty issues facing the U.S. Congress — including health care reform and government deficits — Walden told The Bulletin on Thursday that he’s already in the best position to...
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From bendbulletin.com
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Bearing signs and shouting slogans, about 100 protesters braved the cold weather Friday to show support or express disdain for U. S. Rep. Greg Walden, R-Hood River, who voted Nov. 7 against the health care reform bill.Protesters stood on both sides of Greenwood Avenue for about an hour Friday, chanting and cheering at honking cars. The event was staged outside Walden's Bend office, on Northwest Bond Street.
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From bendbulletin.com
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers led by Republican Greg Walden and Democrat Kurt Schrader offer legislation they say will restore health to sickly national forests while boosting the local economies. Environmental groups are already wary.
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From blog.oregonlive.com
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BEND, Ore. (AP) — Congressman Greg Walden confirmed he's not running for Oregon governor in 2010.
The Republican told KBND radio he had been considering a run, but ultimately decided to try for a seventh term in the U.S. House.
Walden told the station that many of Oregon's problems arise from what's happening in Washington D.C, so he can probably make more of an impact by staying there.
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