"This wasn’t driven by Oregonians. It was funded by extreme progressive animal rights groups from outside the state." -Rep. Ed Diehl
[Breaking Christian News] According to reports, the extreme so-called "animal rights" initiative that would've made illegal the livelihood and lifestyles of likely a vast majority of Oregonians has not garnered enough signatures to put it on November's ballot, rendering it null. (Screengrab image: via Facebook-Ed Diehl)
Oregon State Representative, and former gubernatorial candidate, Ed Diehl commented on Facebook:
"IP28 is dead.
"The measure that would have criminalized hunting, fishing, livestock production, and even basic pest control failed to get enough valid signatures. They turned in over 142,000, but only about 104,000 checked out. That was short of the 117,173 needed."
"This wasn't driven by Oregonians," Diehl also noted. "It was funded by extreme progressive animal rights groups from outside the state. We need to make sure the Oregon petition process stays with Oregonians—no out of state funding, and no foreign funding." Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here
