Trump's attack on Forest Service includes 64% cut to trails Yesterday at Cascadia Journal, I wrote about the Trump regime's destruction of the US Forest Service and argued Oregon and Washington need to shift management of federal lands in Cascadia to the states to prevent a
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The Trump regime last week quietly killed the US Forest Service.
Good morning, friends. US ruler Donald Trump decided not to annihilate Iran's civilization and likely will agree to let Iran charge up to $2 million for every oil tanker sailing through the Strait of Hormuz. Art of the deal or something. As I posted yesterday on Bluesky during
Good morning, friends. The world situation is perhaps as dire as it has ever been since the Trump regime took power last year. After the ruler of the United States issued a social media message today threatening "that a whole civilization will die tonight" if a deal isn&
Low snowpack means drought for Cascadia Oregon Capital Chronicle reports that Oregon is preparing for extreme drought conditions this summer after a record low snowfall in the Cascades this past winter. Washington, even though it got a late boost of snow in March, is also facing drought conditions, with less
Good morning to your daily newsletter about fighting fascism in the Pacific Northwest! In case you missed it, this week I wrote about the National Tax Strike, and whether Cascadians should consider protesting Trump and help establish fiscal autonomy by refusing to pay federal taxes: Should Cascadia join the tax
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As the April 15 federal tax deadline approaches, it's worth taking a moment to consider how a tax strike could help Oregon and Washington assert fiscal independence and send a message to Congress that it needs to work harder to halt fascism in the US. To learn more
Cascadia sues Trump over voting restrictions Donald Trump this week stepped up his war on voting by issuing an executive order that would place extreme limits on vote-by-mail, including creating a giant registry of voters that the US Postal Service would need to vet before allowing votes to
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Good morning! We have some new readers after a busy weekend at Seattle's No Kings protest – to those of your reading for the first time, welcome! Also, it's the last day of March and the final day in my paid subscriber drive. I provide this roundup
Good morning! It was busy a busy couple days in Cascadia this past weekend, with 75,000 people protesting the Trump administration in Seattle, and 30,000 turning out in Portland. Scores of other No Kings protests took place across the region, including 25 demonstrations across Alaska, and about 5,
Good morning! ICYMI, this week I wrote about Trump's war on vote-by-mail (and democracy in general) and why this is yet another reason for Cascadia to think about separation from the US if things continue to get worse. Another reason for Cascadia to leave: Trump’s